Lots of us know that circadian rhythms are vital to a good night's sleep. But we still get hungry at strange times, feel sleepy in the afternoons and crave sugar late at night. Dr Satchin Panda is the leading voice on circadian biology. And he can tell you how to get these rhythms in check.

His pioneering research into time-restricted eating - AKA intermittent fasting - has revealed that when we eat might be more important than what we eat. Fundamentally, all these moving parts need to be aligned.

Dr Panda’s app Ontime Health will boost your wellbeing by focussing on four simple areas: sleep, fasting, sleep and light exposure. And in this episode, he reveals practical tips to improve sleep and get your circadian rhythm working for you.

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00:00 - Your day starts the night before…

01:02 - Get to know your inner clock

08:46 - Sleep, decisions and food choices

15:45 - What happens to our bodies when we fast?

25:35 - The impact of vaccines and medicines

29:28 - Are you really a night owl?

38:54 - How importance is light for circadian rhythms?

44:18 - Is Melatonin safe?

51:58 - When should I exercise?

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Books:

The Circadian Code: Lose Weight, Supercharge Your Energy, and Sleep Well Every Night by Satchin Panda
Internal Time: Chronotypes, Social Jet Lag, and Why You're So Tired by Till Roenneberg

Videos:

Satchin’s TED Talk: How optimizing circadian rhythms can increase healthy years

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