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Explanation of the adenosine build-up process in the body
The body's energy package is broken open and its energy is removed, which results in the build-up of adenosine, making a person feel tired. This process can be compared to a tray on a balancing scale with a stick attached to it.
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Adenosine is formed when our body breaks down energy molecules.
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Adenosine is formed when our body breaks down energy molecules. When the energy package is broken open, it releases energy and leaves behind adenosine, which makes us feel tired.
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Adenosine is not a safe sleep aid as it affects the heart's rhythm due to the presence of adenosine receptors in the body, including the heart.
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Adenosine is not a safe sleep aid as it affects the heart's rhythm due to the presence of adenosine receptors in the body, including the heart. While it can be used to correct an irregular heartbeat, it is not worth risking the potential harm as a sleep aid.