A behavioral technique in which bedtime is systematically adjusted; used in cases when the patient's sleep-wake pattern is out-of-synch with the external environment.

The literal interpretation of chronotherapy is therapy based on the use of time and the understanding that our bodies work in cycles. The daytime cycle is dynamic and energy demanding; whereas the nighttime cycle is restful and restorative. Supplements can provide a special combination of nutrients to support daytime and evening activities. In the daytime, vitamins can help to maintain energy and alertness, while stabilizing blood glucose levels. In the evening, minerals can help to promote rest and relaxation, enhance dreaming during sleep and restore brain neuro-chemicals.

Chronotherapy is a treatment of a sleep disorder by changing sleeping and waking times in an attempt to reset the patient's biological clock.

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