Andrew Huberman· PhD
Reducing night time light exposure & Shifting one’s circadian rhythm toward morning wakefulness w/early day sunshine, exercise & caffeine is protective.
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Reducing night time light exposure & Shifting one’s circadian rhythm toward morning wakefulness w/early day sunshine, exercise & caffeine is protective.
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So when you combine those things, you are really amplifying that morning cortisol increase that I've talked about on the podcast. Morning catecholamine release. So dopamine, epinephrine, and norepinephrine. And those act in synergy to create more early day and daytime mood focus and alertness and enhance the transition to nighttime sleep.