The Circadian Code: Lose weight, supercharge your energy and sleep well every night

The Circadian Code: Lose weight, supercharge your energy and sleep well every night

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  • Author:Satchin Panda
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Summary


Change your daily routine, transform your health。

Circadian rhythms are biological processes or clocks that exist in each one of our cells。 Programmed to turn genes on or off at different times of the day or night, they influence every aspect of our health from weight and energy levels through to resistance to disease and infection, and how well we sleep。

Now, in The Circadian Code, this new science is revealed, showing that the timings of our day (when we eat, sleep, exercise, work) are more crucial than we ever thought before。 And that, most importantly, if your daily schedule is out of sync with your circadian rhythms, you can fix it!

Whether you are a shift worker, a frustrated dieter, someone suffering from sleep problems or chronic illness, whatever your health concern, The Circadian Code is the key to unlocking your health。

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Reviews

Sharon

After hearing a fascinating interview with Dr Panda on the radio, I was disappointed when the book arrived looking like a tawdry self-help weight loss manual, and to some extent it was written in a similar tone。 Regardless, I found it to be very informative。 While wanting to better understand the science of sleep, the author explained a number of interdependent processes。 His recommendations are based on evidence derived from quantitative research studies which were well described。An interesting After hearing a fascinating interview with Dr Panda on the radio, I was disappointed when the book arrived looking like a tawdry self-help weight loss manual, and to some extent it was written in a similar tone。 Regardless, I found it to be very informative。 While wanting to better understand the science of sleep, the author explained a number of interdependent processes。 His recommendations are based on evidence derived from quantitative research studies which were well described。An interesting, quick read。 。。。more

Michal

Přírodní svět se vyvinul tak, aby vše fungovalo。 Až lidi si to začali kazit různými zlepšováky, co sice něco opravdu zlepšují, ale bohužel jiné věci zhoršují。 Především ty, které se blbě měří。 Dnes existuje spoustu studií a knih na vše možné。 Jenže ne každý se může prokousat vším a prokouknout náš moderní svět。 Tato kniha je specifická v tom, že sice nejde nikde do hloubky, zato propojí vše。 Cvičení, jídlo, spánek, světlo, prostě celou životosprávu。 Osobně jsem si většinu témat už nastudoval z r Přírodní svět se vyvinul tak, aby vše fungovalo。 Až lidi si to začali kazit různými zlepšováky, co sice něco opravdu zlepšují, ale bohužel jiné věci zhoršují。 Především ty, které se blbě měří。 Dnes existuje spoustu studií a knih na vše možné。 Jenže ne každý se může prokousat vším a prokouknout náš moderní svět。 Tato kniha je specifická v tom, že sice nejde nikde do hloubky, zato propojí vše。 Cvičení, jídlo, spánek, světlo, prostě celou životosprávu。 Osobně jsem si většinu témat už nastudoval z různých stran před čtením této knihy, takže si nejsem jist, jaké by to bylo, kdybych nevěděl nic。 Možná by to bylo příliš informací, nebo taky málo, protože vše je řečené stručně。 Přesto se informace ke konci už neustále točí dokola, což je trochu škoda。 Uvítal bych buď knihu zkrátit, nebo naopak místo opakování toho samého vysvětlit více do detailu。 Rozhodně to je super čtení na to najít ve své životosprávě mezery s možnými nápady na zlepšení。Snažím se hodnotit obsah, ale kazí mi to formát audio knihy v češtině。 Rozhodně nedoporučuji v audio verzi。 Kniha se zdá být hodně strukturovaná a ne plně souvislá, což se pro poslouchání nehodí。 Především když se číslují dlouhé seznamy; to pak ke konci už nevím, čím to vyjmenovávání vlastně začalo。 K tomu mnoho slovních spojení či celých vět působila hodně kostrbatě, ale to nemusí být audio formátem, nýbrž celým českým překladem。 Pokud si budu pořizovat papírovou verzi, zkusím sáhnout po anglické verzi。 Tak nějak si říkám, že taková populární kniha nemůže být zmrvena již v originále。 。。。more

Lenka Letadlo

První částPro někoho, kdo teprve přechází na zdravější životní styl, by to mohla být slušná encyklopedie zjednodušující start。 Spánek, jídlo, pohyb - vše tam je。 Pro mě spíš vysvětlení a potvrzení toho, jak a proč některé věci fungují。 Nejvíc mě zajímalo, kdy se má podle téhle teorie co cvičit - a odpověď jsem zhruba dostala。Druhá část (jednotlivé nemoci)Chce to asi přečíst případně jen to, co se člověka týká, jinak vynechat。Posloucháno v audioverzi na cestách。 Což se ukázalo nepraktické vzhlede První částPro někoho, kdo teprve přechází na zdravější životní styl, by to mohla být slušná encyklopedie zjednodušující start。 Spánek, jídlo, pohyb - vše tam je。 Pro mě spíš vysvětlení a potvrzení toho, jak a proč některé věci fungují。 Nejvíc mě zajímalo, kdy se má podle téhle teorie co cvičit - a odpověď jsem zhruba dostala。Druhá část (jednotlivé nemoci)Chce to asi přečíst případně jen to, co se člověka týká, jinak vynechat。Posloucháno v audioverzi na cestách。 Což se ukázalo nepraktické vzhledem k různým výčtům, seznamy se poslouchají divně。 🙂 Na můj vkus je to navíc rozvleklé, dokázala bych si to představit jako krátkou faktickou knihu s výzkumem zjištěnými detaily。 Papír by mi aspoň dovolil některé pasáže nečíst tak detailně a naopak se vrátit k něčemu, co mě zaujalo。 Myslím, že taky český překlad není dobrý, jednak proč používat rejuvenace, když existuje termín omlazení。 Taky detoxifikace je sice termín existující, ale myslím, že mělo jít o detoxikaci, no můžu se mýlit。 Tahle dvě slova se každopádně opakují hodněkrát, takže jsem na ně už byla alergická, věřím, že "omladit a očistit" by plynulosti textu udělalo větší službu, než "rejuvenovat a detoxi(fi)kovat"。 Taky tam zaznělo něco jako ovoce-zeleninový, to taky trhá uši。Vlastně celý ten termín "časově omezené stravovací" kdyby nahradili třeba slovem "brambora", tak by to bylo o dost poslouchatelnější。 😆Celkově nelituji, že jsem poslouchala, něco nového jsem se určitě dozvěděla, ale ten opakující se styl návodných knih mě irituje。 Přijde mi, že se dnes píše pro někoho, kdo není schopen udržet v hlavě informaci z jedné kapitoly do druhé。 Takže asi můžu doporučit i pro někoho, kdo má čas přečíst jen kapitolu měsíčně, určitě nezapomene, o čem to bylo。 😆 。。。more

Chip

Listened to this book。 I find informative books often better this way。 Loved his ideals & principles。 Very knowledgeable using a scientific, yet simple plan。 My wife and I are now implementing his recommendations。 They seem well founded。

Fipah

4 stars = I did not particularly enjoy reading this, but the information is important to spread as much as possibleI work in the field of chronobiology and light and was expecting a little bit more depth。 This is an extremely easy read and it gets very repetitive yet not *really* boring – the same principles apply to almost every field the book touches i。e。 sleep, lighting, food, exercise, mobile phones and screens, general circadian rhythm info as well as the "ideal day" chapter。 But again, it 4 stars = I did not particularly enjoy reading this, but the information is important to spread as much as possibleI work in the field of chronobiology and light and was expecting a little bit more depth。 This is an extremely easy read and it gets very repetitive yet not *really* boring – the same principles apply to almost every field the book touches i。e。 sleep, lighting, food, exercise, mobile phones and screens, general circadian rhythm info as well as the "ideal day" chapter。 But again, it is not super boring because the disction is very breezy, light and the pacing is good。However, if you are a newcomer to the topics of how light can profoundly impinge on your health during the night and how intermittent fasting entrains your circadian rhythm as well as boosts and maintain your overall health, by all means do read this。 It is very valuable and could be life-changing, literally。Personally, I wish Dr Panda was more specific with his advice regarding nightly protection from blue and green light。 For that, I'd recommend visiting this light hygiene website in Czech www。svetelnahygiena。cz and auto-translating it。 Valuable infomation can be also found at Bulbsharing website that has FAQ and the basics in English。 。。。more

Jerilyn Sisler

The author calls autism and ADHD diseases。 He then links them to poor sleeping habits。 This guy can fuck himself。DNF。

Kamakshi Kalia

A must read book for anyone wanting to heal their body and mind。 It clearly depicts the role rhythms play in our life and in the smallest parts of our body, cell。

Farhana Faruq

I love this book! I think everyone should read this。 It covers our circadian rhythm, why we need to follow it, how to follow it and what happens when we don't follow it。 My lifestyle is pretty in sync with the circadian rhythm but I still picked up new things that I can apply to my life or adjust。This is a 9 hours audio book。 It has lots of great information in。 I'm listening to it again in case I missed anything。 The only thing I did not like is the narrator。 He pulls the last word of every sin I love this book! I think everyone should read this。 It covers our circadian rhythm, why we need to follow it, how to follow it and what happens when we don't follow it。 My lifestyle is pretty in sync with the circadian rhythm but I still picked up new things that I can apply to my life or adjust。This is a 9 hours audio book。 It has lots of great information in。 I'm listening to it again in case I missed anything。 The only thing I did not like is the narrator。 He pulls the last word of every single sentence and it gets annoying。 。。。more

Martina

Good info on Time Restricted Eating。 I recommend listening to the author’s interview on KERA’s Think for the same info。 The book felt stretched and filled with anecdotes that I skimmed。 I prefer a focused presentation of the science。 The writing quality is fine。 I appreciate citations through the text。 However, I strongly dislike that the book mixed science (with citations) with author opinions / recommendations so it’s difficult for the reader to distinguish the two。 This could have been avoide Good info on Time Restricted Eating。 I recommend listening to the author’s interview on KERA’s Think for the same info。 The book felt stretched and filled with anecdotes that I skimmed。 I prefer a focused presentation of the science。 The writing quality is fine。 I appreciate citations through the text。 However, I strongly dislike that the book mixed science (with citations) with author opinions / recommendations so it’s difficult for the reader to distinguish the two。 This could have been avoided if the author had written “here is a study that shows this” and based on that info, I recommend the following…。 Also the writing at times was pseudoscientific, ascribing motivations for processes such as plants “lowering their leaves at night to conserve energy。” Please cite the source for your explanation and be careful not to give the impression that plants or natural processes make choices like they’re conscious entities。 。。。more

Anders Rosen

This is such an amazing book! I have improved my health so much by just restricting my eating window to eleven hours。 I have more energy, my pulse rate has gone down, so have the chronic inflammation in my body, my taste has improved, my smell has improved。 My biggest challenge now is to get enough sun light。

Joaquin Barjau Vallet

Esta bien si te gusta el tema de los ritmos circadianos pero no explica bien cómo funcionan。

sislasus

Intressant och övertygande。

LM

Very clearly written and easy to see how consistent daily rhythms affect our overall health。 I'm following his advice on time restrictive eating (TRE), access to light, exercise and sleep。 Within days, my sleep is already deeper and there is less waking (and staying awake)。 I've also stopped eating after dinner, which was a habit I was trying to quit anyway。 Very clearly written and easy to see how consistent daily rhythms affect our overall health。 I'm following his advice on time restrictive eating (TRE), access to light, exercise and sleep。 Within days, my sleep is already deeper and there is less waking (and staying awake)。 I've also stopped eating after dinner, which was a habit I was trying to quit anyway。 。。。more

Zuzana

Ne všechno bylo napínavé a super, ale informace v knize obsažené považuji pro svůj život za zásadní。 Napsáno tak, že většině může porozumět "běžný čtenář" :)。 Ne všechno bylo napínavé a super, ale informace v knize obsažené považuji pro svůj život za zásadní。 Napsáno tak, že většině může porozumět "běžný čtenář" :)。 。。。more

Laura

Timing is everything; This is a devastatingly overlooked factor in health。 Every cell in your body, including your microbiome, is on a schedule due to clock genes and signals from other organs, which are also on a schedule! Keep your eating window small and weighted towards the beginning of your day, prioritize long and regular sleep, get real sunlight in your eyes early and often throughout the day, and be consistent! Get surgery in the afternoon, chemotherapy and radiation in the afternoon, an Timing is everything; This is a devastatingly overlooked factor in health。 Every cell in your body, including your microbiome, is on a schedule due to clock genes and signals from other organs, which are also on a schedule! Keep your eating window small and weighted towards the beginning of your day, prioritize long and regular sleep, get real sunlight in your eyes early and often throughout the day, and be consistent! Get surgery in the afternoon, chemotherapy and radiation in the afternoon, and exercise in the afternoon! There is so much more! 。。。more

Vaclav Kocian

[audio]Zajímavá kniha o cirkadiánním (cyklickém) fungování lidského těla, která by se dala shrnout do jednoho delšího článku。 S trochou snahy i do tweetu。 Prostě pokud budete jíst, spát a vůbec svůj život žít v pravidelném rytmu, vašemu tělu bude lépe。

Adel

An amazing read。 This book if applied widely would have an enormous ROI。 Good work。

Simona

Šiais metais kažkaip skaitau knygas, kurios susijusios su savarankiškos pagalbos ieškojimu。 Jei man kas nors būtų pasakęs, kad reguliarių ir suderintų ciklų pagalba susitvarkysiu psichologines ir fizines problemas - tikrai būčiau pirstelėjus iš juoko。 Bet paskui skeptiškai raukydamasi pradėjau remtis beveik akivaizdžiais patarimais ir susitvarkiau savo gyvenimą prieš tai svarsčiusi jį gydyti vaistų pagalba。 Geriausia kuracija yra savęs įsiklausymas。 Kai žmogus negirdi savęs - nejučiomis pasineri Šiais metais kažkaip skaitau knygas, kurios susijusios su savarankiškos pagalbos ieškojimu。 Jei man kas nors būtų pasakęs, kad reguliarių ir suderintų ciklų pagalba susitvarkysiu psichologines ir fizines problemas - tikrai būčiau pirstelėjus iš juoko。 Bet paskui skeptiškai raukydamasi pradėjau remtis beveik akivaizdžiais patarimais ir susitvarkiau savo gyvenimą prieš tai svarsčiusi jį gydyti vaistų pagalba。 Geriausia kuracija yra savęs įsiklausymas。 Kai žmogus negirdi savęs - nejučiomis pasineria į chaosą ir juo tampa。 Labai rekomenduoju, gan paprastai ir suprantamai parašyta, didelės filosofijos tame nėra - tik elementarus kūno procesų aiškinimas。 。。。more

Nancy

Excellent。

Radka Feichtingerova

Although I am not a scientist and as far as I remember I have never been an expert in Biology, I have to admit that I really enjoyed reading this book。 The topic is indeed very interesting and the way the book is written it is not difficult to understand it。 I love books which teach me new things and I learnt loads with this one。 It is a great book for everybody who is interested in improving or maintaining their health - more precisely sleep, mental health problems and (as the book claims) weig Although I am not a scientist and as far as I remember I have never been an expert in Biology, I have to admit that I really enjoyed reading this book。 The topic is indeed very interesting and the way the book is written it is not difficult to understand it。 I love books which teach me new things and I learnt loads with this one。 It is a great book for everybody who is interested in improving or maintaining their health - more precisely sleep, mental health problems and (as the book claims) weight management。 Regarding the last, that's why I would reach out for this book a few years back and trust me since then I am very careful about information and sources I trust。 I have always believed that it's not important in what time you eat your meals (because it's all about calorie deficit, isn't it), or how long before going to bed you should have your last meal, or that it's not a problem when you wake up later on the weekends than during a week。 This book。。。I don't want to say proved me wrong because I haven't got a chance to apply those rules (mentioned in the book) to my lifestyle but it made me questioned my beliefs。 The writing style is very persuasive but not in a negative way。 All information is backed up with a study or research so in my point of view, it doesn't really give you many options not to believe it。However, whether it was the intention of the author or not, lots of questions emerged in my head after finishing it。 It urges me to sit down and find people who read it as well so I can have a discussion with them because there is plenty of stuff that I haven't understood fully and I need some kind of closure。 This is why I didn’t give 5 stars。 I understand that some things can't be explained fully because of the extent of the book but I am a perfectionist so if I am about to put the circadian code into practice I need answers which for some reason I am not able to find online。 So, if there is a person who have read it or is planning to read it, feel free to message me。Also, another reason why I didn't give the fifth star is that sometimes I felt too pressured to do everything as the book says like there is no space for being human and make mistakes。 But maybe it's just me being too sensitive。 。。。more

Petr L

Zastreseni diskutovanych oblasti, jako je dulezitost spanku ci pravidelne stravovani (time restricted eating/ prerusovany pust)。 Objev, za ktery byla v roce 2017 udelena nobelova cena。 Myslenka prirozeneho rytmu tela dava smysl。 Nicmene presto tema trochu pusobi dojmem, ze objevujeme kolo, kdyz v roce 2017 udelujeme novelovu cenu za objeveni prospesnosti pravidelneho spanku a stravovani pro nase zdravi。

Ahmed Taher

A very interesting book, significant for its amusing way of listing the scientific facts without diving deep into academic details。 There might be some redundancy of some its ideas among the chapters, but I was not annoyed by it。 The best thing is that the author's ideas are easily applicable。 Worth reading。。。。 and worth trying。 A very interesting book, significant for its amusing way of listing the scientific facts without diving deep into academic details。 There might be some redundancy of some its ideas among the chapters, but I was not annoyed by it。 The best thing is that the author's ideas are easily applicable。 Worth reading。。。。 and worth trying。 。。。more

Marmota

Es uno de esos libros que dices: por qué no me enseñaron esto en la escuela? Será por eso que terminé de freír mi cerebro en la universidad? Estoy deprimido o sólo tengo malos hábitos (?)He estado siguiendo sus recomendaciones y sí son life-changers。 Como pilar en la salud de todos, en verdad no es mala idea que le den una leída。

Sandy Thor

This was very interesting。 I’d started trying to have standard bed times before reading。 Now I try to make sure I do that and the spacing of my meals。

Rebecca

This book itself does not deserve 5 stars -- it’s repetitive and there is probably some exaggeration and (as my non-doctor-self is assuming) some implications that aren't quite right。 However the *basic concept* deserves all the accolades and could solve a lot of problems for our entire population。 But instead of being a 200 page book I wish this was a 10 page pamphlet and a thorough part of medical school training。The ideas presented are simple and - assuming they work for even half the people This book itself does not deserve 5 stars -- it’s repetitive and there is probably some exaggeration and (as my non-doctor-self is assuming) some implications that aren't quite right。 However the *basic concept* deserves all the accolades and could solve a lot of problems for our entire population。 But instead of being a 200 page book I wish this was a 10 page pamphlet and a thorough part of medical school training。The ideas presented are simple and - assuming they work for even half the people who are struggling with a litany of medical issues - worthwhile。 The basic premise is more about overall good health than weight loss: All of us, and all of the cells in our bodies work on a circadian code。 There are times of every day that our brains, guts, livers, hearts, etc work at peak performance。 And of course, times that these organs need to rest。 That rest is the key to making sure that everything is in good working order- and it's rest that most of us (and our organs) don't get enough of。 By consuming calories 13-15+ hours a day, we're not giving our bodies a chance to (to put it in non-medical terms) recover and recharge。 But there's an easy fix: If we only eat in a 12 hour a window every day (say, 7:30a-7:30p) AND get a consistent amount of sleep every night (not less than 7 hours for most adults, not less than 9 for most kids) then it will reduce (or as Dr Panda believes; REMOVE) the need for a ton of the medications that we- as a society - rely on。 [If we want/need to lose weight or truly fix some health problems, only eat in a 8 or 10 hour window。] If this plan can alleviate even a fraction of the suffering in our country (and the world) due to chronic health problems/side effects of medications/cost of health care/mental health struggles etc etc, then it sure is worth it to give this free solution a try for a few weeks, at least。 The question is, how do you get everyone on board? I have no idea。 The book isn't engaging or concise enough to be a best-seller (it came out three years ago, anyway) but reading it and recommending it to others is at least a small step in the right direction。 So check it out and share it。 It's easy (and cheap) enough to give it a try, and the results could change your life。 。。。more

Braydon Phillips

The average person who stares at screens right up until they go to bed every night, don't get outside for direct sunlight in the morning (or little daytime direct sunlight at all), eat ad libitum all day long and often eat before bed might want to pick up this book。I can say with confidence that we all have a circadian rhythm problem today。 Modern lighting and tech tricks our brain into thinking its daytime during the night and our habits of spending ~90% of our lives indoors under insufficient The average person who stares at screens right up until they go to bed every night, don't get outside for direct sunlight in the morning (or little daytime direct sunlight at all), eat ad libitum all day long and often eat before bed might want to pick up this book。I can say with confidence that we all have a circadian rhythm problem today。 Modern lighting and tech tricks our brain into thinking its daytime during the night and our habits of spending ~90% of our lives indoors under insufficient bright light during the daytime really messes with our circadian clocks which messes our gene regulation & hormones。 Circadian disruption is egalitarian in that instead of causing illness in one body system (lung cancer from smoking) it disrupts all of our body's functioning。 Many times the book was repetitive and gave generic exercise and diet advice but overall worth the read。 。。。more

Jack Reid

This book is a mixed bag。 Dr。 Panda opened my eyes to the circadian rhythm affecting our diets。 But, he also offers such terrible advice on diet that I'm wondering if the food lobby backed his research。 Further, like many books by specialists, the short book suffers from bloat。 I'll cover each of my takeaways in the following paragraphs but can't rate above 2-stars。 Circadian rhythm is important。 Dr。 Panda has dedicated his career to studying it and provides the most in-depth review I've read of This book is a mixed bag。 Dr。 Panda opened my eyes to the circadian rhythm affecting our diets。 But, he also offers such terrible advice on diet that I'm wondering if the food lobby backed his research。 Further, like many books by specialists, the short book suffers from bloat。 I'll cover each of my takeaways in the following paragraphs but can't rate above 2-stars。 Circadian rhythm is important。 Dr。 Panda has dedicated his career to studying it and provides the most in-depth review I've read of the subject。 The book explains that different cells within each organ follow their own rhythm。 The prose is easy to read and written for a layman like myself。 Key takeaways: 1。 time-restricted eating, defined as eating in an 8-12hr window each day, is optimal for health。2。 start eating in the morning within an hour of waking up and finish between 2-4hrs of sleeping2。 wakeup with sunrise (optimum) and get 7-8hrs of sleepThe takeaways are easy to understand and make sense。 I imagine our hunter-gathering ancestors operated similarly。 There's more analysis and takeaways but I believe these are the cornerstones of Dr。 Panda's research。 All good so far。 However, Dr。 Panda falls into the whirlpool affecting many specialists' works。 He believes that following your circadian rhythm will solve all problems。 He goes as far as to say, "everyone should focus more on when they eat, instead of what they eat。" He also cites studies indicating TRE is more important than diet in mice。 But, he qualifies his statement with a short blurb on what to eat (which is quite good)。 By offering advice on eating in such a manner, he adds to the confusion surrounding diet, nutrition, and exercise。 Frankly, I skimmed the entire third section where Dr。 Panda ties circadian rhythm to every disease known to man。 According to the good doctor, ADHD, diabetes, cancer, and more can be prevented and treated by following your circadian rhythm。 He gives short examples after each strong statement from his private practice。 Pardon my skepticism, but I can't imagine eating an American diet and following your rhythm will cure all ills。 Hence why I skimmed the section。 It reads like a specialist - pull out all the studies linking your specialty to positive outcomes and overwhelm the reader with data。 Then, they'll believe you。To conclude, circadian rhythm is an important topic and I learned plenty from reading Dr。 Panda's book。 But he offers a lot of conflicting information and offers his discipline as a panacea to all health problems。 And I can't stand for a book that illustrates the world in such black and white。 。。。more

Britany Etheridge

This was a well written book full of incredible insights that I and excited to try out for myself。

GLM

Powerful health insightsThis is the missing link in my health program。 I spent 30 years working late shifts in front of a computer。 I had constant gut health issues, gained 20kg I couldn't lose, struggled with infertility and then had cancer。 Now I understand why and can do something about it。 In a single day I switched from night owl to morning lark, just by getting a couple of hours of outside morning light at 8am。 My food cravings and desire to hoover the entire contents of my fridge went the Powerful health insightsThis is the missing link in my health program。 I spent 30 years working late shifts in front of a computer。 I had constant gut health issues, gained 20kg I couldn't lose, struggled with infertility and then had cancer。 Now I understand why and can do something about it。 In a single day I switched from night owl to morning lark, just by getting a couple of hours of outside morning light at 8am。 My food cravings and desire to hoover the entire contents of my fridge went the same day, along with my addiction to chocolate。 2 weeks in and I'm waking at 6am and going to sleep around 9pm, I'm eating in an 8 hour window and finding it fairly easy to stick to。 The science is impressive and explains not only my health problems but those of society at large。 Getting people off computers and into bed is a clear health essential。 。。。more

Johnna

So good!