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Breath and Exercise

Making your inhales longer than your exhales can enhance alertness and increase heart rate. The timing and context of workouts significantly impact sleep quality; working out late at night, especially in a stimulating environment, can hinder your ability to fall asleep. By shifting workouts to earlier in the day, you can train your body to feel more energized and alert, creating a beneficial anticipatory circuit.
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    “DO THIS For 7 Days To Change Your Behavior & Rewire Your Brain” | Andrew Huberman & Lewis Howes

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