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Green Tea Caffeine Cutoff
A green tea caffeine cutoff stops Camellia tea six to eight hours before bed—matcha counts, not just coffee, when latency climbs.
A green tea caffeine cutoff is the latest time you finish Camellia tea—often six to eight hours before bed—so adenosine can rise and melatonin timing stays intact. Matcha and strong steeps count the same as coffee milligrams, not cup labels.
Move last green tea earlier if latency or WASO climbs.
Common questions
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Does green tea count toward caffeine cutoff?
Yes—steep time and leaf amount set milligrams. Treat afternoon green tea like coffee when tracking sleep, not as automatically harmless.
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