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10 nutrients your brain needs every day to function optimally.

1. Omega-3 (DHA)
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This Harvard professor just proved 6 hours of sleep "triggers" your body toward heart disease and even cancer in 1 week.

He revealed 7 daily habits that destroy your sleep, mood, and brain:

1) Checking your phone right after waking up.
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6 signs your body desperately needs magnesium (& you don't realize it):

1. Muscle twitches.
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Your poor diet is why you are still fat.

Studies confirm that the people who lose weight the fastest pick 3-4 simple diets, and eat them on repeat.

Here's the list:

1. Chipotle
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Your cortisol levels hit their peak and you don't even realize it.

These are the 9 signs that confirm it:

1. Trembling eyelids
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High cortisol is aging you faster than cigarettes or vapes.

Gray hair, poor sleep, slow recovery, dull drive.

Here are 10 natural ways to bring it down and slow the clock:

1. Saunas.
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A Harvard professor who studied happy people for 40 years left me in tears when he told me:

There are 8 things that decide your quality of life.

1. The distance between your house and your job.
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Foods you can eat almost unlimited amounts of and still lose weight.

1. Cucumber.
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This Harvard professor just proved 6 hours of sleep "triggers" your body toward heart disease and even cancer in 1 week.

He revealed 7 daily habits that destroy your sleep, mood, and brain:

1) Checking your phone right after waking up.
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The mood changes are just as real.

Research shows sleep deprivation makes the brain's emotional centres far more reactive while reducing activity in the areas responsible for self-control.

You're not "overreacting."

Your brain is running without its brakes.
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Sleep science is still evolving, but the fundamentals haven't changed.

- Limit alcohol.
- Get morning light.
- Cut caffeine by afternoon.
- Stay off your phone before bed.

Your sleep doesn't start when your head hits the pillow.

It starts with the choices you make all day.
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