The Power of When
By Dr. Michael Breus
Dr. Michael Breus's popular book sorts people into Lions, Bears, Wolves and Dolphins and times the day around each one. Here's what holds up.
Summaries of the books behind the ideas ARC builds on: chronotypes, light, caffeine and sleep pressure. Our own reading, not affiliated with the authors.
By Dr. Michael Breus
Dr. Michael Breus's popular book sorts people into Lions, Bears, Wolves and Dolphins and times the day around each one. Here's what holds up.
By Dr. Matthew Walker
Matthew Walker's bestseller on what deep and REM sleep do, and how caffeine and alcohol get in the way. The key takeaways, with a few corrections.
By Dr. Suhas Kshirsagar
Dr. Suhas Kshirsagar blends Ayurveda with chronobiology and argues that aligning meals, sleep and work with daylight improves energy and digestion.
By Dr. Satchin Panda
Salk Institute professor Dr. Satchin Panda explains how time-restricted eating, light and sleep timing affect metabolic health, and what the research shows.
By Dr. David Sinclair
Harvard geneticist David Sinclair's Information Theory of Aging, sirtuins and NAD+, and his habits for healthy ageing, plus where your body clock fits in.
By James Nestor
James Nestor explores how breathing through your nose instead of your mouth affects sleep, snoring and stress, and what the research actually supports.
By Shawn Stevenson
Shawn Stevenson's 21 practical changes to your bedroom, evening light and daily habits for better sleep, with notes on which ones the evidence backs.
By Dr. Mindy Pelz
Dr. Mindy Pelz argues women should time fasting around their menstrual cycle. Here's her phase plan, what the evidence says, and when to check with a doctor.
By Brad Stulberg & Steve Magness
Brad Stulberg and Steve Magness's formula, Stress + Rest = Growth: focused work blocks, real recovery and enough sleep to perform without burning out.
By Dr. Till Roenneberg
Till Roenneberg, who coined 'social jetlag', explains chronotypes as a spectrum, why teenagers sleep late, and why modern indoor life leaves us tired.
By Dr. W. Chris Winter
Neurologist W. Chris Winter's practical, reassuring guide to fixing broken sleep: less pressure to sleep, a steady wake time, and when to see a doctor.