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2. Fix your rhythm

2. Fix your rhythm

Your energy is influenced by your circadian rhythm. This rhythm is influenced by melatonin (a hormone).

Your melatonin is affected by your light exposure.

More light = Less Melatonin = Easier to stay awake

Less light = More Melatonin = Easier to sleep

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