The science of the circadian rhythm

The body is constantly changing, and with it its needs. The circadian rhythm is the internal clock that regulates these changes throughout the twenty-four hours.

Your daily rhythm

THROUGHOUT THE TWENTY-FOUR HOURS, THE BODY GOES THROUGH DIFFERENT PHASES, FOLLOWING ITS CIRCADIAN RHYTHM.

06:00 AM 09:00 AM

Cortisol at its highest levels, increased insulin sensitivity, and rising body temperature.

10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

More efficient glucose metabolism during daylight hours, with cognitive and digestive activity in full daytime phase.

3:00 PM 7:00 PM

Body temperature toward the highest levels of the day and, for some physical capabilities, generally higher performance.

8:00 PM 11:00 PM

Increased melatonin, reduced glucose metabolism, cellular repair, and nocturnal recovery.

Your daily rhythm A 24-hour circadian clock.

The seasonal rhythm

The same applies to the year. The light, the temperatures, and the rhythms demanded of you change: each season brings different needs, to which we have associated a combination of three formulas.

Short days and low light phase: focus on concentration, immune defenses, and sleep.