Tips for better sleep synchronization by understanding your internal clock

Tips for better sleep synchronization by understanding your internal clock

Have you ever wondered why the mornings are fresh and energetic, some are low and slow? Sometimes you jump out of bed. It’s your internal clock. An internal timekeeper known as your circadian rhythm. This 24-hour cycle controls when you feel vigilant or drowsy, regulates melatonin and other hormone regulation, affecting digestion and mood. When your sleep schedule matches your natural cycle, you can enjoy a deeper, more restful sleep and brighter mornings. But if your routine doesn’t match your internal clock, i.e. inconsistent sleep, late night scrolling, or rotating shifting tasks, your quality of sleep will hit.

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