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Morning sunlight dose
10 minutes outdoor light within 60 minutes of waking, 0-30 degree angle.
Cold exposure dopamine boost
2-3 minute cold shower to elevate dopamine by 150%+ safely.
4-7-8 downshifting breath
5 rounds before bed to activate the vagus nerve and shorten sleep latency.
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