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Sleep Loops: Circadian Rhythms & Recovery

By Rishi Raj Singh Jul 13, 2026 8 Min Read
Sleep Loops: Circadian Rhythms & Recovery

Cortisol and Fat Retention

Chronically sleeping less than 6 hours elevates morning cortisol levels. Cortisol signals the liver to release stored glycogen into the bloodstream, raising blood sugar and blocking access to fat storage. Sleep optimization is the cornerstone of metabolic rehab.

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