Exploring the Pros and Cons of Being an Early Bird

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Exploring the disadvantages of being an early riser, including increased workload, perceived dullness, and grogginess later in the day. The discussion delves into the genetic influences on one's preference for morning or night, highlighting the potential futility of attempting to alter one's inherent chronotype. Additionally, there is a mention of utilizing suitable products from Granger for optimal results.

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