💤 Your Brain Is Being Damaged Every Night (Simple Fix!)

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Community: Sleep & Recovery

Renowned sleep expert Dr. Matthew Walker explains the "QQRT" framework for optimal sleep, detailing how regularity and timing are just as vital as duration. The discussion covers practical steps to improve your sleep hygiene, manage caffeine and alcohol intake, and recover your natural rhythm.

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