#04: Chronotype: Part 1

#04: Chronotype: Part 1

Episode 04: Chronotype: Part 1 Summary Are you a morning type? Or are you an evening type? Perhaps you are neither of the two? Today’s episode is the first in a three-part series all about your chronotype, or your body’s natural biological preference to be awake and be asleep at a certain time. Matt begins by explaining exactly what your chronotype is, then breaks down the three main “flavors” of chronotype (morning lark, night owl, or somewhere in-between). In addition, and listed in t...

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#149 - The 11 largest Sleep Myths

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#148 - Psychedelics for Mental Health

#148 - Psychedelics for Mental Health

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#147 - Does Sleep Really Clean Your Brain?

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#146 - How Sleep Changes Across the Human Lifespan

#146 - How Sleep Changes Across the Human Lifespan

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#145 - How to get More Deep Sleep

#145 - How to get More Deep Sleep

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#144 - Face Blindness Explained

#144 - Face Blindness Explained

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#143 - The Science of Love, Desire, and Sex

#143 - The Science of Love, Desire, and Sex

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#142 - How Memory Affects Sleep

#142 - How Memory Affects Sleep

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