This study, which appears to be unique to the literature in that it systematically assessed time-of-day effects on antioxidant efficacy, is suggestive of a time-of-day-dependent antioxidant response relevant to sleep and sleepiness (Figure 9B)
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Just chew, dissolve, swallow, and go, wherever you are. When to Use It Reach for a lozenge when: You're traveling by plane, sitting in traffic, or breathing exhaust on a commute You've been around cleaning products, new furniture, paint, or strong fragrance You wake up with brain fog or reduced mental clarity Your head feels heavy and your vision a bit fuzzy You've been cooking on a gas stove without ventilation, or spent time in a hot tub or pool You've been out in the sun for a long stretch You've just finished strenuous exercise or competition Your child rode the school bus, swam in a chlorinated pool, or sat near heavily scented laundry products that day Keep a bottle on your nightstand, in your desk, your purse, and your car
Ketogenic diet as a possible non-pharmacological therapy in main endocrine diseases of the female reproductive system: a practical guide for nutritionists
