by Re-Timer on 26 Feb 2014 Jet lag west to east Travelling eastward across multiple time zones generates more severe jet lag compared to westward travel. This is due to our circadian rhythms finding it easier to delay (stay up longer) compared to advance (get up earlier). Your body clock has a tendency to run…
by Re-Timer on 26 Feb 2014 Not being able to sleep Research indicates that 1 in 10 poor sleepers can blame a mis-timed circadian rhythm for their woes. The circadian rhythm is responsible for setting the time you fall asleep and time you wake. However, lifestyle factors can interfere with your circadian rhythm resulting in…
by Re-Timer on 25 Feb 2014 Trouble waking in the morning may be a sign of a delayed circadian rhythm. If you lie awake in bed for an extended period of time before you are able to fall asleep, then you may not be able to get sufficient duration of sleep throughout the night. As…
by Re-Timer on 20 Feb 2014 Is Re-Timer worn during sleep? Byron asked, how will Re-Timer stay on my face if I have to wear it during sleep? We’d like to clarify that Re-Timer is not worn whilst sleeping. Re-Timer is worn either in the morning upon waking or 1-2 hours before bed time, depending…