Paul Saladino· MD
and they often sleep better and feel better overall
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and they often sleep better and feel better overall
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I would wait 90 minutes after I woke up to drink the coffee and not drink the coffee after 12:00 p.m.
And I never take people's caffeine away Caffeine withdrawal is not something I want to deal with in my clinic And I don't think it's necessary You can cause a lot of damage taking away someone's coffee People really don't like that Really puts them in a bad mood And it's not necessary So I tell people do not change how much coffee you're drinking Put it all before 11 Right just move it all
And definitely, no coffee after 2:00 in the afternoon because if I drink coffee after 2:00, then my sleep will be totally impaired.