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| | | | | Your circadian rhythm, also known as your internal clock, helps to regulate important functions in your body, including your metabolism, blood pressure, blood glucose, and wake and sleep cycles. It does this by governing the timing of a number of biological events, such as body temperature, digestion, and hormone release. There is a strong correlation... | |
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| | | | | The short version: Melatonin can help you get to sleep, and/or help correct circadian rhythm disorders (ie you feel sleepy when you want to be awake, and wide awake at bedtime). To help sleep, take 0.3 mg just before bedtime. To help with circadian rhythm disorders, take 0.3 - 1 mg at a time depending... | |
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| | | This post is part of a series on heart health, covering heart anatomy, diseases, risk factors, symptoms, and ways to maintain heart health. It discusses types of heart disease, risk factors including genetics and lifestyle, symptoms indicating heart problems, and preventative measures such as quitting smoking, managing weight, and controlling stress. | ||
