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How to Avoid the Groggy Feeling After Taking a Sleeping Pill
The circadian rhythm is controlled by the suprachiasmatic nucleus, which sits on top of your optic nerve in your eye. Even if you are blind, your optic nerve is still able to detect the difference between day and night albeit with more difficulty (also referred to as light and dark). You can influence your circadian rhythm with external cues, such as sunlight and temperature. This, for example, is why your body can break the circadian rhythm when you travel to different time zones. On the other hand, this is also why your irregular sleeping patterns (staying up late since you cannot sleep) are further modulating your circadian rhythm. There are ways to improve your sleep and wake cycles with routines or with supplements or medications, which we shall explore further below. -
What is GABA?
What Does GABA Do for Your Health?
So far, we have learned that GABA is an amino acid, and it is used for communication in the body between cells. However, we still do not know why we should take it and how does it help our bodies? Scientists summarize that GABA’s role in the body is to reduce overall neuronal excitation in the brain and central nervous system, so your body and mind get some needed R&R.