Getting natural light in the morning helps synchronize the body's circadian rhythm, the internal system that influences sleep and wakefulness throughout the day.
Morning light signals that daytime has begun and helps regulate the timing of...
Physical activity doesn't always need to mean a full workout. Even light walking after a meal encourages muscles to use glucose for energy.
Research has found that short periods of walking after meals can help moderate the rise in blood sugar...
A short nap of around 20 minutes can improve alertness without taking someone too deeply into sleep.
As a nap gets longer, the brain can enter deeper stages of sleep. Waking during deeper sleep can cause sleep inertia—that heavy, confused, “Why...