Nov 24, 2025
Sudden dips in alertness or mood during mid afternoon often happen when your body’s natural rhythm is disturbed.
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If your internal clock is misaligned, cognitive performance drops even if you feel “rested.”
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Feeling hungry late at night or not feeling hungry in the morning indicates circadian misalignment affecting metabolism.
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Your body seeks quick energy when natural cortisol and melatonin rhythms are off balance.
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A disrupted body clock affects neurotransmitters, leading to subtle mood swings, anxiety, or irritability.
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Your digestive system follows a rhythm too, constipation, acidity, or slow digestion may signal circadian imbalance.
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If your mind becomes alert at night or you simply can’t relax, your sleep wake hormones may be out of sync.
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If you sleep 7 to 8 hours but still feel groggy, it’s a sign your sleep cycles aren’t aligned with your internal clock.
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