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Waking Up at 2–3 AM Every Night? What the Ayurvedic Body Clock Says
Introduction You fall asleep without much trouble. Then, almost like an alarm you never set, your eyes open around 2 or 3 in the morning. The house is silent, the mind suddenly isn't, and getting back to sleep feels like a negotiation. If this happens night after night at roughly the same hour, you're not imagining the pattern. Ayurveda has a particular way of looking at this. It maps the day and night onto a kind of internal clock, where different energies rise and fall at set times. Waking at a consistent hour isn't treated as random; it's read as...