Health claim

“Limiting caffeine intake after 2 p.m. eliminates its negative impact on sleep latency.”

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Evidence Summary

Multiple well-designed studies consistently support this claim.

Caffeine’s half‑life is 5–7 hours; consuming it later in the day is shown to increase time to fall asleep.

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Limiting caffeine intake after 2 p.m. eliminates its negative impact on sleep latency. — Evidence Review — MenHealth Digest

“Limiting caffeine intake after 2 p.m. eliminates its negative impact on sleep latency.”

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“Limiting caffeine intake after 2 p.m. eliminates its negative impact on sleep latency.”