#33: Sleep and Sex – Part 1

#33: Sleep and Sex – Part 1

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#147 - Does Sleep Really Clean Your Brain?

Matt explores the brain's secret plumbing, a waste-clearance network once ignored for over a century. He explains how the glymphatic system flushes metabolic toxins like amyloid-beta during sleep. This "night shift" allows fluid to cleanse neurons, offering a key defense against ...  Show more

#146 - How Sleep Changes Across the Human Lifespan

Matt tracks sleep across the human lifespan, from newborn "active sleep" to the shifts of healthy aging. He explores how biological milestones - like puberty, pregnancy, and menopause - impact rest, reframing disruptions as responses to life pressures rather than personal failing ...  Show more

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