#15: Sleep & Weight Gain – Part 1

#15: Sleep & Weight Gain – Part 1

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The London Apothecary - A Sleep Story Read by Matt Walker

Join Matt on a gentle journey designed to help you drift into a peaceful and restful sleep. After settling into bed and releasing the day's tension with a few deep breaths, you will find yourself walking along a quiet street at dusk. Matt guides you to a modest, inviting storefro ...  Show more

#129 - Natural Short Sleepers

Matt delves into the fascinating science of "natural short sleepers," the rare 1-3% of the population genetically wired to thrive on just four to six hours of sleep. He unpacks the research that moved from scientific skepticism to the discovery of specific gene mutations, like DE ...  Show more

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