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Are you a morning lark or night owl? Here's how your body clock works

Genetics can determine your body clock type, but it's also largely influenced by schedule and lifestyle

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As regular runners will know, the thing that gives up is not the body but the mind, and people who exercise regularly need to keep themselves distracted in order to go through the motions.

Elise Facer-Childs | The Conversation
Whether you’re a morning person or love burning the midnight oil, we’re all controlled by so-called “body clocks.” These body clocks (which regulate your circadian rhythms) are inside almost every cell in the body and control when we feel awake and tired during a 24-hour period. But as it turns out, our latest study found that our body clocks have a much bigger impact on us than we previously realised. In fact, our body clocks actually effect how well a person performs on both mental and physical tasks.

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