Caffeine cutoff before bed

Learn how late-day caffeine affects sleep quality, recovery, and hormone balance, and how to choose a cutoff time that supports training performance and next-day energy. This topic covers practical timing strategies, individual sensitivity, and common caffeine sources that can sabotage sleep without you noticing.

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Why do energy drinks make me tired? The crash mechanics and the best cutoff before bed

Why do energy drinks make me tired? The crash mechanics and the best cutoff before bed

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Dr. Susan Carter, MD: Endocrinologist & Longevity Expert
Nov 21, 2025 · 14 min read

Energy drinks can make you tired because caffeine and sugar can create a short-lived spike followed by a “crash,” and caffeine can also disrupt sleep long after the can is empty. If you keep asking “why do energy drinks make me sleepy,” the answer is often a mix of brain chemistry, blood sugar swings, hydration, ...

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