I have read that caffeine consumption limits or reduces the amount of Stage 4 sleep (the most important part), but I have also read that if you don't drink any caffeine within 6-8 hours of your bedtime, this is good for sleep. But, does this this still cause you to miss out of more restorative deep Stage 4 sleep ? Or is the caffeine already out of your system by then?
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Sleep is a build up of adenosine and caffeine stops the affects of adensione.
2006-07-25
07:49:10
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sgregory1522
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I wonder if the amount of caffeine matters and a person's physical size and metabolism.
I only drink a cup of black tea, no coffee. But, I have not been a regular caffeine user (off and on, and not that much). But, a cup of tea might have the same affects as a cup of coffee for a normal person who has built up a tolerance for caffeine.
2006-07-25
07:51:45 ·
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