According to recent research on caffeine and sleep deprivation, coffee and other caffeinated beverages are not the best choice for dealing with the results of poor or insufficient sleep. Published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, the results of a Michigan State University Sleep and Learning Lab study found that caffeine […]
Linked: Poor Sleep Quality and Length of COVID-19 Hospital Stay
The connections between sleep quality and health — both physical and mental — are well established. The body of evidence supporting the role of sleep quality in immune system function continues to expand. A new study links sleep quality and COVID-19 recovery times for hospitalized patients. In short, better sleep quality was connected to earlier […]
6 Popular Sleep Myths: Truth or Fiction?
If you are actively looking for ways to boost the quality of your sleep, there is a good chance that you have encountered a host of untruthful myths. It is important to separate the facts from the fiction if your end goal is to wake up feeling refreshed and ready to face the day. This […]
Chronobiology and Diet: How When and What We Eat Matters
Chronobiology is the branch of biology dedicated to understanding how our internal clock interacts with external cues in the environment. The alternation between light and darkness is the most prominent external cue. When the cues are weak, the body’s key functions can fall out of sync. When dietary problems are factored in, one can experience […]
Welcome to the Chronobiology Blog!
Join us on a journey to explore a breakthrough field of medicine that will change the way you think about your body, disease and healing forever… Chronobiology is an amazing scientific field that examines the body’s natural biological rhythms and the effect of time on these natural cycles, as well as the cycles of disease. […]
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