Bryan Johnson· Author
In all of these things, you’re trying to drive down your resting heart rate. The lower your heart rate, the calmer your nervous system, the better your sleep.
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In all of these things, you’re trying to drive down your resting heart rate. The lower your heart rate, the calmer your nervous system, the better your sleep.
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All the above is designed to lower your resting heart rate, calm your nervous system and ready your body for sleep.