Perhaps it has to do with not eating yet due to it being early in the morning. We know that fasting and ketosis increase autophagy. There wouldn't be much ketosis just over night, if any, but a slight increase due to fasting (sleep time->not eating) could be a thing to look into).
Perhaps it has to do with not eating yet due to it being early in the morning. We know that fasting and ketosis increase autophagy. There wouldn't be much ketosis just over night, if any, but a slight increase due to fasting (sleep time->not eating) could be a thing to look into).
Or more simply that a rested body is better able to cope with toxic exposure.