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Backpacking and camping can reset your biological clock


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    HkNewman
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    @hknewman

    Locale: The West is (still) the Best
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    David Thomas
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    @davidinkenai

    Locale: North Woods. Far North.

    “I’d love to see someone do an experiment where they take people who have winter depression and have them increase their time outdoors for a weekend,” he said. ” said the researcher (after finding that just two nights camping achieves most of the circadian-rthym reset).

    I’ve done the experiment.  Numerous times.  Two days of being outside all day is really helpful for getting me out of the winter blahs.  Or a trip south of 40N, even if I’m not outside all day long.

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    Katherine .
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    @katherine

    Locale: pdx

    “Biological” clock?

    No need for a reset, already had two kids.

    More seriously, that’s a convincing reason to give winter trips a try.

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    Kattt
    BPL Member

    @kattt

    ^^^^ ;)

    It makes sense to me. I also noticed that most people I know  that mention sleep problems  work indoors . I fall asleep in minutes .

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    Gunnar H
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    @qy

    After many years of problems finding sleep at night I have solved it by making sure to see daylight in the morning by a 2 mile walk in the forest with the dog every morning. Only problem is that November – January, then its dark before I go to work, and the morning walk itself is not enough if it is still dark. This week is the first week this year when I can walk in the early morninglight, and it has been easier already to get to sleep at night. (This is more of keeping your clock in check…)

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