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my circadian rhythm is a little messed up. how to fix?
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Hs666
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This may depend on your lifestyle and/or the upper chakras and pineal gland, which is responsible for the sleep-wake cycle.
Work on yourself to understand what the problem is and work on that. Seek guidance from the gods to solve the problem.
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One way is to pull an all-nighter and go to sleep no later than ten or eleven the next night as that is the most optimal for health, and the other option is to carefully and gradually going to sleep earlier than the day before. After having done either of these begins a period of stabilization to ingraine the new habit and let the body adjust along your mind.
I would advise against supplementing with melatonin as it ruins sleep quality. Reserve it only for emergency situations. You can try pressing Spleen 6 acupoint for several minutes during evening or before going to sleep in order to promote drowsiness as activating that point has calming properties.
I would advise against supplementing with melatonin as it ruins sleep quality. Reserve it only for emergency situations. You can try pressing Spleen 6 acupoint for several minutes during evening or before going to sleep in order to promote drowsiness as activating that point has calming properties.
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It depends on your circumstances, so first you have to identify the cause, but here are a few general pointers:
1. Our circadian/clock rhythm is naturally in-tune with the planetary movement of the Sun. At certain hours of the day, it releases specific chemicals such as melatonin which aid sleep. The introduction of artificial light conflicts with this natural biological process, and so, step one is to slowly reduce screen-time after sunset and ideally replace any harsh LED or fluorescent lights with incandescent/tungsten or candles optimally, which is an organic source of light and mimics the powers of the sun. Also, if possible, try to get AM sun exposure within the first hour of sunrise. This triggers many hormonal effects and chemicals which aid optimal biological function.
2. Personal reccomendation, which aids massively with health: increase your consumption of Magnesium Glycinate. Normally, you'd get this naturally but especially if you live in the city the water is deprived of optimal minerals which aid good sleep, wherein you'd normally get this. Your sleep will instantly improve, and likely experience more vivid dreams. Get some stillwater, Magnesium Glycinate, L-theanine, and Inositol and pour some into your drinking water. Instant results.
3. Are you an introvert? If so, it's likely you're not getting enough social interaction in groups. Introverts gain energy from being alone, so it's possible you have an excess amount of energy. Spending adequate amounts of time interacting with groups throughout the day will exhauast your energy reserves enough throughout the day to fall asleep at night.
1. Our circadian/clock rhythm is naturally in-tune with the planetary movement of the Sun. At certain hours of the day, it releases specific chemicals such as melatonin which aid sleep. The introduction of artificial light conflicts with this natural biological process, and so, step one is to slowly reduce screen-time after sunset and ideally replace any harsh LED or fluorescent lights with incandescent/tungsten or candles optimally, which is an organic source of light and mimics the powers of the sun. Also, if possible, try to get AM sun exposure within the first hour of sunrise. This triggers many hormonal effects and chemicals which aid optimal biological function.
2. Personal reccomendation, which aids massively with health: increase your consumption of Magnesium Glycinate. Normally, you'd get this naturally but especially if you live in the city the water is deprived of optimal minerals which aid good sleep, wherein you'd normally get this. Your sleep will instantly improve, and likely experience more vivid dreams. Get some stillwater, Magnesium Glycinate, L-theanine, and Inositol and pour some into your drinking water. Instant results.
3. Are you an introvert? If so, it's likely you're not getting enough social interaction in groups. Introverts gain energy from being alone, so it's possible you have an excess amount of energy. Spending adequate amounts of time interacting with groups throughout the day will exhauast your energy reserves enough throughout the day to fall asleep at night.
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