At this time of year it’s common to feel lethargic and in a slump. But there are ways to beat those autumn and winter blues.
By harnessing your circadian rhythm – your internal body clock – you can help maximise your energy during the day and make sure you get a peaceful night’s sleep.
Here, our experts tell us how to do it hour by hour... 7am: Set your alarm “Our sleep/wake cycle is very finely tuned to waking up when the sun rises and going to sleep at a similar time every night,” says Jo Webber from Pukka Herbs (pukkaherbs.com). “Wake up around the same time each day, ideally by 7am, even if you’ve had a later night than desired.” 7:30am: Go for a walk Not only does morning exercise kickstart the metabolism, but daylight helps regulate
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