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The Circadian Rhythm Cycle

  • A person feels sluggish depending on the circadian rhythm cycle which is basically a 12-hour cycle or 24 hours also depending upon one’s body aspects.
  • Other factors contributing to an inactive body and fatigue can be the type of food we consume at lunch or any other meal. A person needs to be hydrated and should have a balanced meal including a proper ratio of essential nutrients.
  • Getting eight hours of sleep throughout a day also plays an important role.

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The Circadian Rhythm

It is impacted by three main factors:

  • Light: probably the most significant pace setter of the circadian rhythm. Staring into a bright light for 30 minutes or so can often reset your circadian rhythm regardless of what time of day it is.
  • The time of day

Equinoxes and the circadian rhythm

The spring and autumn equinoxes lie halfway between the shortest and longest days of the year. At these points, day and night are mostly even lengths all over the world.

These conditions may suit the human circadian rhythm - the daily cycle that affects the body's sleep, w...

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