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Sleep and Gut Health: A Two-Way Street - GutJoy
Your gut and sleep share an intimate conversation. When one whispers, the other listens. Poor sleep can disrupt your digestion, while an unhappy gut...
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Leena Mahtani
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Nov 30, 2024 9:40:13 PM
Ever wondered why you feel energetic after some meals and sluggish after others? The timing of your meals might hold the answer.
Your body operates on a precise internal clock that governs everything from hormone production to digestion. This circadian rhythm isn't just about sleep – it's your body's master schedule for optimal function.
Your Digestive Day
• Morning (6-8 AM): Your digestive system is waking up. Light, easily digestible foods work best.
• Midday (12-2 PM): Your digestive fire reaches its peak. This is when your body produces the most enzymes and stomach acid.
• Evening (6-8 PM): Digestion naturally slows. Lighter meals support your body's repair cycle.
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