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Published 10:22 12 Dec 2018 GMT
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"What you put in your body can heavily affect your sleep. You can potentially get away with a coffee in the afternoon, probably at the latest one to two pm."This may seem very early to some people so Andrew says that it can be adapted to suit different people. He added, "You've got to have your own barometer but general rule is not after lunch." An easy way to get around this, if you still enjoy the warmth of a cup of coffee in the late afternoon or evening, would be to substitute it for decaffeinated coffee. You'd be surprised how nice some of them are, with barely any difference in taste. Just something to consider if you toss and turn before getting to sleep at night.
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