Andrew Huberman· PhD
Those two days of camping reset the circadian clock? Seven days, but it lasted.
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Those two days of camping reset the circadian clock? Seven days, but it lasted.
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He took these college students that had a late onset of sleep and late waking time, and then he said, let's go camping and just don't use any artificial light and you could go to sleep as late or as early as you want, and wake up as late or as early. And he found a huge shift in their sleep pattern just by exposing them to the light-dark cycle.