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Genetics impact caffeine metabolism. Some genetic polymorphisms make individuals more or less susceptible to caffeine.
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Regular caffeine use may cause tolerance, which reduces its stimulating effects. Caffeine dosages may increase over time to maintain alertness and energy.
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Caffeine sensitivity varies. Some people are more sensitive to its effects and feel more awake, while others feel less stimulated.
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Hormonal factors may modify caffeine's effects. Caffeine may affect women differently during pregnancy or menstruation.
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Caffeine is less effective with poor sleep quality. Caffeine may not totally alleviate sleep deprivation.
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Metabolism affects caffeine processing. Liver function, enzyme activity, and metabolism affect caffeine metabolism and duration.
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Expectations and placebo effects may affect caffeine perception. Beliefs regarding caffeine's efficacy may affect how it feels.