How To Hack Your Circadian Rhythm To Increase Energy, Sleep Better, Improve Gut Health, Fight Jet Lag & More With Dr. Russell Foster

Circadian neuroscientist tips for supporting a healthy circadian rhythm and dropping the habits that could be causing insufficient sleep, low energy, & chronic disease.

• what a circadian rhythm is and how it impacts our biology, our mental health, our relationships and more
• what the three chronotypes are & how to know which one you are
• how our chronotype changes as we age + why teenagers struggle with early wake ups
• how to change your body clock to fit your schedule 
• how hormones + the menstrual cycle impact our circadian rhythm
• a simple way to hack your ability to wake up or fall asleep
• why you might wake up in the middle of the night + what to do about it 
• what the research actually says about blue light blocking glasses 
• how to hack your circadian rhythm to fight jet lag
• a genius way to feel more awake during the day
• the best sleep & circadian rhythm support tips for new parents + night shift workers 
• the best times to eat, workout, take supplements & medicine, and more during the day
• and so much more!  

For more from Dr. Foster, check out his book Life Time: The New Science of the Body Clock, and How It Can Revolutionize Your Sleep and Health and his work at the University of Oxford. 

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