choppedcel2
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Let’s say you sleep late at night at 2 am or something but still get 10+ hours of sleep, does it affect your growth / stunt hgh being released during sleep
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Yeah, theres a thing often referred as "the golden hours" or "repair hours" of the circadian rythm. During this time, the body engages in its deepest, most restorative sleep, focusing on physical regeneration, immune system repair, and cell turnover. If im not wrong, it has something to do with the low noise levels outside and other things like the levels of light.Let’s say you sleep late at night at 2 am or something but still get 10+ hours of sleep, does it affect your growth / stunt hgh being released during sleep
Nah not reallyLet’s say you sleep late at night at 2 am or something but still get 10+ hours of sleep, does it affect your growth / stunt hgh being released during sleep
hm I mean, I see your point but with that same analogy couldn't you also say his rhythm could just fucking acclimate to the shitty sleep cycle if its 2 am always?yeah it fucks ur circadian rhythm
idgaf about my circadian rhythm im more concerned over quality of sleep and hgh releaseyeah it fucks ur circadian rhythm
i personally feel like i sleep better later in the night instead of waking up early in the morninghm I mean, I see your point but with that same analogy couldn't you also say his rhythm could just fucking acclimate to the shitty sleep cycle if its 2 am always?
still waking up with the sun mogs but I dont think its that bad
that fucks up your sleep quality thoughidgaf about my circadian rhythm im more concerned over quality of sleep and hgh release
Yeah, theres a thing often referred as "the golden hours" or "repair hours" of the circadian rythm. During this time, the body engages in its deepest, most restorative sleep, focusing on physical regeneration, immune system repair, and cell turnover. If im not wrong, it has something to do with the low noise levels outside and other things like the levels of light.Let’s say you sleep late at night at 2 am or something but still get 10+ hours of sleep, does it affect your growth / stunt hgh being released during sleep
If you went to sleep at 2am no shit ur gonna have more deep sleep, still shouldn’t do it thoi personally feel like i sleep better later in the night instead of waking up early in the morning