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This article will discuss the current research of the magnitude of the time-of-day effect for body temperature, muscle strength, and cognition relating to early and late chronotypes. The study found that people who are early risers have a higher body temperature and muscle strength at later hours of the day. However, late risers have better cognition later in the day.

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The current research of the magnitude of the time-of-day effect for body temperature, muscle strength, and cognition relating to early and late chronotypes is important because it helps to understand the biological processes that regulate the two different chronotypes. Understanding the magnitude of the time-of-day effect will allow us to determine how best to adjust the timing of activities for individuals with different chronotypes in order to optimize performance. Additionally, this research will also help to explore the links between chronotype and various health conditions that can be improved by optimizing circadian rhythms.

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Jan. 13, 2023, 6:37 a.m.

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