Andrew Huberman· PhD
Ultradian cycles are these 90 minute cycles that we go through throughout sleep and wakefulness that are optimal for learning and attention.
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Ultradian cycles are these 90 minute cycles that we go through throughout sleep and wakefulness that are optimal for learning and attention.
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The brain is going through these 90 minutes so-called "ultradian cycles" throughout the entire day and night.