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How to Make Your Chronobiology Work for You

by Dr. Stacy Sims
Dec 17, 2024

Here we are in the thick of holiday season and I’m sure many of you are feeling the stresses and strains of this time of year. Having just done my ninth international/long haul flight of the year, I know I’m feeling it! This also got me thinking about harnessing the power of your chronobiology [or circadian rhythms], which is a topic I’m seeing gaining more and more mainstream media attention. As is often the case, the research findings presented are typically heavily biased towards men and male data, so I want to use my platform to ensure the female data is given valuable airtime. I want to also underscore the importance of women hitting the “big four” at this time of year [well, always, actually…].

"I consider the big four to be sleep, exercise, nutrition, and mindfulness. Take care of these four things in your life and you are doing a great job of taking care of yourself [and, by extension, those you love and who love you]."

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