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So now I'm reaching for three or four cups of coffee the next morning, rather than just two or three cups of coffee. And so goes this dependency cycle, that you then need your uppers to wake you up in the morning, And then sometimes people will use alcohol in the evening to bring them down because they're overly caffeinated and alcohol, and we can speak about that, too, also has very deleterious impacts on your sleep as well.
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it's not just caffeine use it's also about alcohol use in the evening that people who overmedicate with caffeine during the day they then need something to bring them down at night and the principal depressant agent and depressant not in the sense of psychiatric depression but in the sense of brain neural activity depression is is alcohol so you get this classic cycle of uppers and downers I need my uppers during the morning my caffeine and I need my downers at night to lull me into sleep and it's this really interesting trade-off which we we saw in these Wall Street Traders
so there is a little bit of a pattern developing here where it's like something to ramp you up and then something to bring you back down and i think a lot of people do this and this is our lives but um sometimes those can be counterproductive and if you didn't do the caffeine as much you might not mean as much want you know it's like there there is a way to to kind of find the balance but it's tricky in our in every life