wait 90 to 120 minutes after waking up before consuming your morning cup ofcoffee(caffeine). Also, caffeine is most effective on an empty stomach.
On a side note – the meme going around that your adenosine system isn’t active for the first 90 minutes of the day – and therefore you should wait 90 to 120 minutes after waking up to havecaffeine has been officially debunked. This was one of those ‘routines’ that never made any ...
Glaucoma: Caffeine increases the pressure inside the eye. The increase occurs within 30 minutes and lasts for at least 90 minutes after drinking caffeinated beverages. High blood pressure: Consuming caffeine might increase blood pressure in people withhigh blood pressure. However, this effect might be...
In a typical night's sleep of 8 hours a normal person will go through about 5 cycles of alternating non-REM & REM sleep lasting over 90 minutes per cycle. Brain electrical activity recorded by an EEG (ElectroEncephaloGram) in the waking state is characterized by low voltage & high ...
bed, was starting to get nervous as they started preparations around me. It was a large, bright white room and very well-organized. Everyone in there knew what they were doing like a well-oiled machine. Then it was anesthesia time and the next thing I know, I’m waking up in recovery...
In the 17th century, coffee was recommended as a way to curb the spread of the plague. However, other sources noted that “coffee causeth vertiginous headache, and maketh lean much, occasioneth waking…and sometimes breeds melancholy.”[13] ...
The attention task was performed after waking up from the recording night. Subjects gazed at a white cross on a black background on a computer screen while listening to 300 regularly presented acoustic stimuli (around 80 dB, 880 Hz) during four minutes. Ten percent of these stimuli were rando...
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I've been drinking coffee for about two decades. I've battled with insomnia and depression when a doctor suggested that I stop drinking coffee that it may be causing these effects. I couldn't imagine it then. Now I know I must let it go. ...
The bus came rolling in a few minutes after the hour. For the journey back I was joined by a couple in their 60’s presumably heading back to their room to have sex; just kidding, presumably going back to their room to take a nap before going to the buffet later. I made my way ...