How Circadian Nutrition Impacts Your Digestion and Health | Gary Brecka

2 Jan 2025 · 1 min
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This short transcript explains that the human body follows a circadian rhythm which regulates sleep, hormone release, digestion, and metabolism. During daylight the body produces peak levels of digestive enzymes and stomach acid enabling efficient breakdown of food and nutrient absorption; at night digestive functions slow markedly, which can cause bloating, indigestion, and weight gain. The speaker advises aligning eating habits with the body’s rhythms and eating consciously.

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