Light sets your clock
Daylight in the morning and little bright light in the evening keep your internal clock on track. Bright screens late in the evening can delay melatonin.
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Sleep is the foundation of all biohacking. Good sleep gives you better memory, mood, immune function and recovery. Here are the principles behind better sleep, habits you can test this week, and the tools biohackers use.
Daylight in the morning and little bright light in the evening keep your internal clock on track. Bright screens late in the evening can delay melatonin.
Do blue light glasses work? →Going to bed and getting up at the same time every day, weekends included, makes it easier to fall asleep and wake up.
What is biohacking? →Your body temperature drops as you fall asleep. A cool, dark and quiet bedroom makes that easier.
Mouth taping for sleep →A fixed evening routine with slow breathing, reading or a warm shower tells your body that night is coming. A sauna in the evening helps many people sleep deeper.
Sauna benefits →Test what works for you. Pick one or more habits, try them for seven days and notice how you sleep and how you feel in the morning.
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