Sight is important but it is not the only role of the eye. Research has shown that the eye’s role in circadian rhythm entrainment is greater than we previously believed. Our eyes are an important part of perceiving and adapting to our environments. We use our eyes to navigate the world in a variety of […]
New Findings Show the Liver has a Clear Rhythm
A lot has been studied and written about circadian rhythm. New research suggests that your liver plays an intricate role in maintaining your internal clocks. Your liver is one of the most important organs in your body. This organ maintains your blood sugar at a safe level, creates many of the proteins needed for activities ranging from […]
Being Able to Handle Night Shifts May Be a Matter of Genetics
The health effects of shift work have been well studied. New research suggests that the ability to handle night shift work may be genetic. Many health organizations, from the WHO to the CDC, consider working odd shifts a serious health risk and even a carcinogen. Labor experts estimate that 3.2 percent of the workforce works night […]
Circadian Clock Genes May Influence Cancer Growth
Scientists have long tried to figure out exactly how cancer occurs in hopes of finding a cure. Circadian clock genes may be an important piece of this puzzle. Research has led to a great deal of understanding about cancer. We now know which lifestyle choices can lead to cancer as well as many approaches to […]
Peeling the Layers off of the Workings of the Master Clock
Research suggests that an enzyme named glycogen synthase kinase 3 may be an important regulator of your brain’s master clock. Do you feel more alert at certain times of the day? Whether you are a morning lark or a night owl, most of us have set times when we feel like we are on top […]
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