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Articles related to circadian rhythm
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Stomach Responds to Time of Day
Nerves in the stomach alter the amount we can eat without feeling full depending on the time of day. |
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Thief of Time
General anaesthesia alters our perception of time by shifting the expression of clock genes to a new time zone, leading to chemically induced jet lag. |
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The Importance of Meal Times on Weight Loss
Our modern 24/7 appetite is disrupting natural gastric signalling oscillations to the brain. Restricting meal times could help weight loss and maintenance, particularly among shiftworkers.
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Rise and Shine, Soldier!
Army research suggests that the timing of your caffeine hit is more important than the amount consumed. |