#11: Sleep & Caffeine – Part 2

#11: Sleep & Caffeine – Part 2

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#123 - Sleep & the Microbiome

Matt explores a revolutionary shift in sleep science, identifying the gut microbiome as a secondary control center for rest. He elucidates the bidirectional gut-brain axis, where the Vagus nerve connects trillions of microorganisms to the brainstem, and details how bacterial meta ...  Show more

#122 - Exercise vs. Insomnia

Examining the $107B burden of insomnia and its link to a 45% increase in cardiovascular risk, Matt dissects a landmark study of 1,348 participants proving that movement is a potent clinical tool. He also explains how yoga adds nearly two hours of sleep by boosting GABAergic activ ...  Show more

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