The Sleep Saboteur You’re Drinking: Strategic Timing of Sleep Remedies Involving Melatonin and Caffeine
Your afternoon coffee is giving you jet lag every single night—and no amount of melatonin can fix what caffeine destroys in your brain.
What if the secret to falling asleep faster isn’t taking melatonin at bedtime—but three hours earlier, combined with this morning ritual?
Most shift workers take melatonin at exactly the wrong time—and that’s why 48.5% still suffer despite supplementing daily.
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