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Bryan Johnson
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Night Owls have a whopping 46% increase in type-2-diabetes risk. Solution: get > 50% your sleep before 4 am. In 1526 Netherlands participants, a later sleep pattern correlated w ave 0.7 kg/m2 higher BMI, 1.9 cm larger waist circumference, 14% higher liver fat.
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I have a mid to late chronotype and none of these problems. Obviously anecdotal but the solution is simple: donā€™t eat at night. You might be a late sleeper but that doesnā€™t mean you should be a late eater. Also quite frankly the world isnā€™t made for people who want to wake up at 8.20am. The entire generation of late chronotype kids is waking up for school at 7 am. Even if they are getting 8h of sleep they are still tired AF. My entire life Iā€™ve been spending my first waking hours hating my life despite being generally a good sleeper.
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