Sleep and Resilience
Sleep wake variability emerges as a crucial predictor of mental health resilience, particularly highlighted by studies involving diverse populations, including paratroopers. Engaging in specific behaviors—such as viewing morning sunlight, zone 2 training, breath work, and time-restricted eating—has shown to significantly enhance sleep consistency and overall fitness. These findings underscore the profound impact of sleep on psychological functioning and workplace resilience.In this clip
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The Ultimate Human with Gary Brecka
Kristen Holmes: WHOOP’s Lead Scientist On Sleep Consistency & Optimization | Ultimate Human Ep. 125
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