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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2025 · 28 MIN

Reset Your Rhythm

from The Authentic Longevity Podcast · host Drs. Mark and Michele Sherwood

This episode explores how light exposure, sleep patterns, and daily habits influence hormone balance, metabolism, and emotional resilience. Dr. Mark and Michele explain why early morning sunlight signals the brain to elevate cortisol at the right time, improving fat burning and regulating mood. They discuss how artificial light at night disrupts melatonin and sleep quality, leading to weight gain and stress. Practical takeaways include getting sunlight first thing, reducing evening screen glow, cooling the bedroom, and using calming music to shift the nervous system. Get a FREE copy of Health, Hope & Freedom: https://sherwood.tv/ For Kingdom Products visit: https://shop.fmidr.com/ Interested in becoming a patient? https://fmidr.com/plans/ Our privacy policy & disclaimer apply to this video. You can view the details here: https://fmidr.com/privacy-policy #CircadianRhythm, #HormoneHealth, #CortisolBalance, #MorningSunlight, #SleepHygiene, #Melatonin, #MetabolicHealth, #StressRecovery, #NaturalHealing, #HealthyHabits, #MindBodyConnection, #HolisticWellness

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