Observational analysis reveals stress predicts poor sleep quality in physically active adults, suggesting coffee may enhance emotional well-being.
In a physically active population, stress appears to be a more robust predictor of poor sleep quality than coffee consumption. Moderate coffee intake may even coincide with higher health and emotional well-being scores. The findings emphasize that coffee consumption does not adversely affect sleep quality, and in fact has a positive effect on emotional wellbeing and health.
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