There seems to be an ideal time for everything, even for choosing your new perfume. But since your biological clock changes as you age, we at Liked Video invite you to find out the ideal time to do each of your daily activities according to how old you are.
In your twenties
9:30 AM: When orexin (the wakefulness hormone) doesn’t override melatonin (the sleep hormone) until midmorning.
In your thirties
8:10 AM: Your biological clock starts all the processes earlier to maximize the time you’re alert.
In your forties
7:50 AM: Your wakefulness cycle «wins» over your sleep cycle much earlier when you’re 40.
In your fifties
7:00 AM: At this age, the time spent in the deep sleep phase decreases.
In your sixties
6:30 AM: Your body knows best when it comes to the beneficial effects of sunlight, so it wakes up early, just like you did when you were a child.
In your twenties
10:00 AM: Young people often skip breakfast simply because they don’t feel hunger at this time. The thing is that up to two hours after waking they are in a state of «sleep inertia.» A cup of coffee can help shake it off.
In your thirties
8:40 AM: It’s best for you to avoid sugary or starchy foods.
In your forties
8:20 AM: A meal rich in fiber will make you feel full a little longer.
In your fifties
7:30 AM: Your metabolism slows down about 5% for every decade after you turn 40, so this is just the right time for refueling.
In your sixties
7:00 AM: Blueberries give you a good portion of energy without adding too many calories.
In your twenties
12:00 PM: At this age, your brain starts being productive at noon…although your boss won’t like that idea very much.
In your thirties
10:40 AM: At midmorning, your cortisol level reaches its natural peak and gives an impulse of alertness.
In your forties
10:20 AM: When enough time has passed for that sleep inertia to disappear.
In your fifties
9:30 AM: Your level of alertness and concentration are at their peak.
In your sixties
9:00 AM: The connections in your brain are at their most active.
In your twenties
3:30 PM: Having started your day so late, this is exactly the time when you need some fuel to maintain concentration.
In your thirties
2:10 PM: If food is delayed until this time, your body will start to use its glucose reserves and this may cause irritation.
In your forties
1:50 PM: Eating at this time helps combat that energy slump that occurs midafternoon.
In your fifties
1:00 PM: At this age, it’s better to have your big meal at this time rather than later at night.
In your sixties
12:30 PM: Your taste buds are more sensitive between 11 AM and 1 PM.
In your thirties
3:40 PM: Midafternoon is the perfect time to recover energy by taking a 20-minute break.
In your forties, fifties, and sixties
2:00 PM: After you’ve had your meal you may feel a little tired. When you’re 60, experts recommend having a nap only if you’re really tired. Just have a cup of coffee to make sure your body needs some sleep.
In your twenties
5:00 PM: Physical performance among young people is higher during the afternoon.
In your thirties
7:00 PM: At this age, your muscles still work better at the end of the day.
In your forties
8:45 PM: It’s recommended to be more active at this time to promote good blood circulation.
In your fifties and sixties
8:00 PM: Gardening, outdoor yoga, or pilates are good activities to take advantage of the sunlight and warm your muscles at the same time.
In your twenties
8:00 PM: At this age, peak concentration occurs in the afternoon.
In your thirties
6:40 PM: Finishing work at this time maintains the level of concentration provided by your late lunch.
In your forties
6:20 PM: Allows you to make the most of the energy provided by your late lunch.
In your fifties
5:30 PM: At this age, you may begin to experience lapses in concentration and forgetfulness. It’s a good time to finish your daily activity.
In your sixties
5:00 PM: If you still work, go home before losing all your energy.
In your twenties
8:30 PM: Because your brain is still alert after the workday.
In your thirties
10:00 PM: For a limited amount of time so that it doesn’t affect your sleep.
In your forties and fifties
9:30 PM: Limit screen time to one hour to avoid early symptoms of arthritis.
In your sixties
9:00 PM: Your eyes at this age are more sensitive to artificial light.
In your twenties
9:30 PM: To gain the energy you’ll need for the rest of the night.
In your thirties
8:10 PM: At this age, it’s perfect to have dinner about an hour and a half after finishing work.
In your forties
7:50 PM: Having dinner at this time gives your body enough time to digest food before going to bed.
In your fifties
7:00 PM: At this age, regular meals are crucial to keep your cholesterol level low and to prevent cardiovascular problems.
In your sixties
6:30 PM: An early dinner minimizes the risk of heartburn and indigestion
In your twenties
3:00 PM: At this age, your libido is at its peak at midafternoon.
In your thirties
8:20 AM: At this time, sunlight increases testosterone in both men and women through the hypothalamus stimulation.
In your forties
10:20 PM: Sex at this time increases relaxation and promotes rest.
In your fifties
10:00 PM: With so much morning activity, the night is a perfect time for pleasure.
In your sixties
8:00 PM: Enough time has passed since dinner, so it’s ideal to relax with your partner.
In your twenties
11:00 PM: Twenty-somethings tend to have a higher level of alcohol tolerance. The general advice would be to have a drink 4 hours before bedtime, but young people are an exception.
In your thirties
8:10 PM: At this age, your liver processes alcohol effectively, so it’s a good time to have a drink.
In your forties and fifties
6:00 PM: Your liver functioning slows down, so your body needs at least four hours to process alcohol before bedtime.
In your sixties
6:00 PM: If you want to have a drink, do it with a full stomach.
In your twenties
1:00 AM: The important thing is to turn off tablets and smartphones at least one hour before bed.
In your thirties
11:00 PM: Sleeping at this time guarantees a good rest, helps consolidate memories, and improves your alertness for the next day.
In your forties
11:30 PM: Going to bed before midnight maximizes the quality of rest you get.
In your fifties and sixties
10:00 PM: It’s a good idea to read or to do some other hobby before bedtime since mental stimulation before bed helps your brain work on memory formation.
