Mens sana in corpore sano.
Mens sana in corpore sano.
Second, getting up and exercising is a complementary behavior to changing your eating habits. Neither negates the other and both together are best.
With luck, the author will feel more energetic after the diet change, and will then be motivated to start an exercise program. (or just nail the early donut, shrugs)
One of the first things I tried to get my body clock sorted out was morning gym sessions, but I just couldn't afford the time or subscription cost.
Physical work does not work for me. What finally did the trick was sunlight. I moved (a year ago) to a new place which has panorama windows in all the rooms and facing ocean/sky — since then my sleeping schedule has been normal except December/January (I’m in Scandinavia, so we have dark winters).
For scientific explanation see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melatonin