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(NEWS) Sleep & Depression: Why 6-8 hours are the sweet spot
318,000 U.S. adults studied: Both insufficient sleep (≤5 hours) and excessive sleep (≥9 hours) increase the risk of depression by 14%. Sleeping 6–8 hours is optimal.

Norman Reffke
5 days ago9 min read


Glycine for stress and exercise: What this small amino acid does in your body
Imagine there was a tiny substance in your body that simultaneously strengthens your resistance to stress, optimizes your athletic...

Norman Reffke
Aug 25, 202521 min read


Sport & Orgasm – How Your Hormones Control Performance, Desire and Recovery
Imagine you've just finished an intense workout – your muscles are burning, sweat is dripping from your forehead, and you feel simultaneously exhausted and euphoric. A few hours later, you experience a passionate moment of intimacy with your partner. What you might not know is this: these two seemingly different experiences trigger remarkably similar biochemical cascades in your body. Both during exercise and orgasm, the same neurotransmitters are released, similar hormone co

Norman Reffke
Aug 8, 202520 min read
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