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Sleep Latency Coffee Experiment

A sleep latency coffee experiment shifts caffeine cutoff earlier week by week—tracking fall-asleep time and readiness while training load stays steady.

A sleep latency coffee experiment moves your caffeine cutoff earlier one week at a time—compare minutes to fall asleep and morning HRV or readiness while holding training load steady. Log every coffee, tea, and pre-workout dose with timestamps, not guesses.

Stop when latency drops to your baseline or performance falls from withdrawal—taper gradually if headaches appear.

Common questions

  • How long should a coffee cutoff experiment last?

    Give each new cutoff at least seven nights before judging—latency lags behavior. If headaches or performance crash, taper fifty milligrams every few days instead of quitting cold.

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