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.
expose your skin to sunlight especially first thing in the morning it helps to regulate cortisol helps to regulate melatonin it will do more for your circadian rhythm and to help you sleep that night than you could possibly imagine simply by exposing yourself to sunlight in the morning
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and then when we grounded them for the six eight weeks they all kind of synchronized and normalized except for the night workers which are the ones that stick out on the side there a ship worker
this major cortisol because cortisol is your fighter of life and it's it's your stress hormone
we grounded a dozen women I remember right and the first thing we did in the chart on the left side you can see that we made sure the cortisol every four hours for 24 hours had a mature little celibate thing and then we'd freeze it and then we send them to the lab and then I think six eight weeks later we went back and had to do the same thing over again but the only thing we had them do in between was sleep on a 12 by 24 inch rounded mat small mask very small
after grounding there's a clear pattern towards synchronization of this morning cortisol Awakening Spike this is incredible to me