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by kotyk
393 days ago
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Huberman has a few great episodes breaking down the biology of our circadian rhythms — and that really changed how I think about showers. My rough takeaway: - *Cold morning showers* are great for kickstarting dopamine and norepinephrine, putting mild stress on the body to wake it up and drive early-day focus.
- *Warm evening showers*, on the other hand, help relax the body, dilate peripheral blood vessels, and prepare for sleep. Bonus trick: if you combine a warm evening shower with soft, low amber light instead of overhead LEDs, you can preserve melatonin flow and not accidentally “wake up” your brain with harsh lighting. In short — I think both are useful. Just for opposite reasons. |
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