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TOPICfood comaglucose cultureoffice humormechanism educationkorean wellnessbehavioral fixessecond coffeeclaim skepticismafternoon crashenergy fixes
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r/workfromhome · u/r/workFromHomeREDDIT · JUN 2026OPEN ON REDDIT ↗
ENGAGEINDIRECT
“Does anyone have a solution for the 2pm crash Lifestyle Asking because I've tried everything and I'm still losing like 2 hours every afternoon. Second coffee makes me anxious and energy drinks feel like overkill for a Tuesday. Tried a bunch of stuff over the past few months with mixed results, some things work for a day or two then stop some just don't do anything. The focus I have in the morning completely falls apart after lunch and I can't figure out if it's what I'm eating, caffeine timing or just my body hating me. Been looking into caffeine alternatives but haven't landed on anything yet. What's everyone else doing for this”
WHY INCLUDED · "Second coffee makes me anxious and energy drinks feel like overkill for a Tuesday" — the objection to every existing fix, verbatim, in a 175-upvote thread still asking for answers.175 UPVOTES · TOPIC: SECOND COFFEE
r/productivity · u/r/productivityREDDIT · JUL 2026OPEN ON REDDIT ↗
ENGAGEINDIRECT
“Besides coffee, what helps you stay alert and energized? Question What do you use for energy besides coffee? A lot of people suggested coffee when I asked about afternoon energy drops, but it doesn’t really agree with me. My heart starts beating faster and I end up feeling uncomfortable instead of more productive. So what else actually works for you? Walking, sunlight, a lighter lunch, a short rest, changing the type of work, or something completely different? Mostly looking for simple ways to get through the afternoon without relying on caffeine.”
WHY INCLUDED · "Besides coffee, what helps you stay alert?" — the exact question OHOUP answers, asked directly, 136 upvotes and no good answer.136 UPVOTES · TOPIC: SECOND COFFEE
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