#11: Sleep & Caffeine – Part 2

#11: Sleep & Caffeine – Part 2

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#135 - Two Windows: How Light Shapes your Sleep

Matt delves into how daily light exposure dictates our sleep quality and how improper lighting can derail perfect sleep hygiene. He explains that our brain's internal clock naturally drifts backward by 14 minutes daily, requiring a corrective signal like outdoor sunlight before 1 ...  Show more

#134 - Seeing Inside the Brain with Prenuvo

Dr. Daniel Durand, Chief Medical Officer and President at Prenuvo Medical Group, joins Matt to discuss a proactive shift from reactive medicine to whole-body MRI screening. This radiation-free technology identifies 16 cancers per 1,000 scans and uncovers silent risks like hepatic ...  Show more

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