Huberman masterfully applies neurobiology to daily habits, turning a simple morning ritual into a strategic protocol for sustained alertness. It is a practical, evidence-based solution for anyone looking to optimize cognitive performance and eliminate the afternoon crash.
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Andrew Huberman: "Delay Your Caffeine — It Changes Your Entire Day"Added:
At that point, I start craving caffeine, but I don't drink that caffeine yet. I purposely delay my caffeine intake to 90 minutes to 120 minutes after I wake up.
The reason I delay caffeine is because one of the factors that induces a sense of sleepiness is the buildup of adenosine. The buildup of adenosine accumulates the longer we are awake. When you wake up in the morning, your adenosine levels are likely to be very low.
However, caffeine is an adenosine blocker. It's actually a competitive antagonist for you aficionados. It sort of parks in the receptor that adenosine normally would park at and prevents adenosine from acting on that receptor. That's why you feel more alert. The reason for delaying caffeine intake 90 minutes to 2 hours
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