“A decrease in heart rate variability, an increase in resting heart rate, an increase in disturbances, less time spent in the restorative stages of sleep. And you’ll build strain faster because you’re under-recovered.” whoop.com/thelocker/podc…
- Hangovers Last 4-5 Days? “Two days after drinking, 30% of them still had suppressed recoveries below their baseline. Three days after drinking, 20% of them were still suppressed, and 7% of them we’re still suppressed 5 days after alcohol.
- Military Special Ops Case Studies. “After 4 months [on @WHOOP] we saw an 83% decrease in alcohol pre-bed. As a result, they spent 16% more time in restorative stages of sleep.”
- the effects of alcohol were shown to last as long as four days in some collegiate athletes.
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