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Using Science to Optimize Sleep, Learning & Metabolism

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Insights on Shifting Circadian Rhythm and Increasing Metabolism

Cold exposure can shift circadian rhythm based on timing, activate brown fat thermogenesis, and increase stress tolerance. Temperature affects circadian rhythms, while light is the trigger and the superchiasmatic nucleus mediates these changes. Eating can also shift circadian rhythm by inducing changes in body temperature and anticipatory secretion of hormones.

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