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During deep sleep: Growth hormone secretion peaks, driving tissue repair and muscle recovery The brains glymphatic system clears metabolic waste products, including proteins associated with neurodegeneration Cortisol levels reach their daily minimum, allowing the adrenal system to reset Immune function regenerates Cellular repair mechanisms run at maximum efficiency Most adults spend less time in deep sleep than optimal, and this deficit increases with age, stress, alcohol consumption, and certain medications
Cell locomotion and focal adhesions are regulated by substrate flexibility
Adding peptides to a daily regimen often mimics the use of standard vitamins
Seminars in Immunology, 26 (3), 253-266