Body's Internal Clock: Learn How it Tells Time

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The discussion centers on the body's internal clock, specifically the circadian clock, which regulates sleep-wake cycles without the need for external alarms. This biological mechanism is influenced by various bodily fluids and hormones. The conversation references a video by ASAP Science and provides a link to the Wikipedia page on circadian clocks for further reading.

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I was watching a video by ASAP science in which they said that the body is capable of telling time. We don't need alarm clocks, we can wake up on our own, due to some fluids in our body. How exactly does this work?
 
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