Surprisingly, Waking Up Doesn’t Cause a Cortisol Spike
For many years, it has been generally accepted that waking up results in a stimulus to release hormone cortisol—a phenomenon called the “cortisol awakening response.”
For many years, it has been generally accepted that waking up results in a stimulus to release hormone cortisol—a phenomenon called the “cortisol awakening response.”
Night sweats, caused by various factors ranging from menopause and hormones to infections and stress, can disrupt sleep and indicate underlying health conditions.
Sleep impacts what you eat, and what you eat impacts your sleep.
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