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9. Increasing Energy Without Caffeine

When people quit caffeine, they may need to find alternate ways to supply the energy they used to get from their morning coffee fix. A key strategy is to get six to eight hours of sleep a night and to stick to a sleep schedule. This can help reduce tiredness in the long-term. Eating a healthy and balanced diet and getting regular exercise can also be useful. Some people find regular sunlight increases energy levels, as well.

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