Q&A 425: The Official Clubhouse LIVE Podcast - The Link Between Sleep, Light & Temperature, Creatine & Bulking, Natural Ways To Increase Nitric Oxide, Do You Need Eye Protection For Light Therapy & More!
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- Great read on the temperature dependence of sleep.
- Sleep cold but not TOO cold if you want to maximize REM sleep.
- In articles like this, I've talked about using LIGHT to shift your circadian rhythm backward or forward (to wake up or fall asleep earlier or later)...
- ...but it turns out getting COLD at night (OR in the morning) can also shift it forward.
- This is cool and yet another benefit of creatine...it REDUCES your sleep needs without decreasing health like many other things that decreased sleep needs do.
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This podcast is brought to you by: Listener Q&A: Will Creatine Make Women (or Men) Bulk Up?...51:22Arturez asks: You mentioned 5 g creatine consumption, and my wife is concerned it will bulk her up when she doesn't want to bulk up.
In my response, I recommend: Ways to Increase Nitric Oxide Naturally in Your Body...57:30 Protection When Using a Red-Light Therapy Device?...1:08:05A functional medicine health coach from western MA asks:
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