Caffeine Cutoff Time, 100 mg vs 400 mg Changes the Answer
Caffeine cutoff time: 100 mg at 4 h had no effect in a 2025 trial, 400 mg hurt sleep at 12 h.
Caffeine cutoff time: 100 mg at 4 h had no effect in a 2025 trial, 400 mg hurt sleep at 12 h.
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