Andrew Huberman· PhD
so be sure to get some sunlight in your eyes as early in the day as possible, to maintain/set circadian entrainment to the day-night cycle.
The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
so be sure to get some sunlight in your eyes as early in the day as possible, to maintain/set circadian entrainment to the day-night cycle.
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Once you get into a rhythm, and I don't mean it as a pun, in reality, once you get into a rhythm, it's hard to break out of that rhythm because if you start sleeping late and waking up late, you're not getting the morning sunlight.
For the clock, for entraining your clock, you literally can entrain it only by the dawn sunlight. You actually don't need dawn and dusk.
that's what happens when you look at morning sunlight you're advancing your circadian clock translate to English or non- nerd speak you're making it such that you will want to go to bed a little bit earlier and wake up a little bit earlier the next day
that's what happens when you look at morning sunlight you're advancing your circadian clock translate to English or non- nerd speake you're making it such that you will want to go to bed a little bit earlier and wake up a little bit earlier the next day