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  <title>&amp;quot;Why We Sleep&amp;quot; by Matthew Walker, PhD (Part 1 of 2)</title>
  <description>Join us as we discuss &amp;quot;Why We Sleep&amp;quot; by Matthew Walker PhD. &amp;amp;nbsp;Sleep is the most important thing we can do to reset our brain and our body each day. &amp;amp;nbsp;Learn the health benefits of sleeping enough hours, and the detriment to your health when you don't get enough zzzzzzz's. &amp;amp;nbsp;Learn the two main factors determining what makes you want to sleep. &amp;amp;nbsp;Let's talk about how long caffeine remains in your body and when in the day it's best to stop. &amp;amp;nbsp;We will discuss the way our bodies are intended to sleep for a long sustained life. &amp;amp;nbsp;We also have two questions to help you determine if you are getting enough sleep. &amp;amp;nbsp;This stuff is fascinating. &amp;amp;nbsp;Cliff's &amp;quot;In the News&amp;quot; is MC DONALD'S COFFEE. &amp;amp;nbsp;Cliff's &amp;quot;Inside the Music&amp;quot; is HILLBILLY FUNK. &amp;amp;nbsp;Music - &amp;quot;I'd Be A Cowboy&amp;quot; (music only) by Bev &amp;amp;amp; Cliff Nelson, Nancy Anthis. &amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;quot;Hillbilly Funk&amp;quot; (full song) by Cliff Nelson, Dave Smith. </description>
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