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Neuroscience of a High Performing Brain (Part 1): Sleep, Trackers, Cortisol, Blue light, Nootropics and a look at Angela’s Brain with Dr Andrew Hill

High Performance Health

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Avoid Late Eating for Better Sleep and Hormonal Balance

Deep sleep quality is crucial for overall health, and late-night eating can significantly hinder this. Consuming food before bed suppresses melatonin, which in turn affects insulin release. As melatonin rises in the evening, insulins levels drop, but late snacking can create a cycle of needing to store calories in fat. Elevated blood sugar at night also inhibits the release of growth hormone, essential for recovery and health, particularly as one ages. It is vital to avoid late meals to enhance sleep quality and maintain hormonal balance.

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