Staying up deep into the night does more damage than most people realize. This clip breaks down how late nights can hit recovery, stress resilience, heart rate variability, and autonomic balance, and why getting your circadian rhythm right matters so much. It also gets into why thiamine is starting to come up in conversations around sleep onset and maintenance insomnia for people who are exhausted but still cannot switch off.
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