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    Yoga is the best sleep aid, according to scientists.

    Practicing yoga can speed up the process of falling asleep and enhance , according to researchers from Harbin Sports Uni…

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    Drowsiness is often a sign of mental overload.

    When we are occasionally or systematically deprived of , it becomes difficult to concentrate. A new study from researchers at the University of Oxford (UK) has shed light on the…

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    The habit of sleeping for long periods can be deadly.

    It may go without saying that a lack of sleep is detrimental to the brain, heart, and overall health. It also negatively impacts skin condition and reduces libido. However, we…

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    Sleep quality affects aging.

    We’ve often heard that as we age, our sleep deteriorates, becoming restless and less restorative than it was in our youth. Factors such as changes in circadian rhythms, increased nighttime…

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    Frequent night terrors accelerate aging and shorten lifespan.

    The research conducted by Dr. Abidemi Otaiq from the British Institute for Dementia Research and Imperial College London was presented at the Congress of the European Academy of Neurology (EAN).…

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    Just 30 grams of cheese at night – and a thriller in your dreams is guaranteed.

    If you believe your grandmother’s tales, those who want a good night’s sleep should steer clear of cheese before bed. But is there any truth to this myth? A study…

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    Owls take risks: going to bed late ages the brain.

    It turns out that night owls, or those who thrive in the late hours, may age mentally faster than early risers. To uncover this, a team of researchers from the…

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    Just one night of sleep deprivation alters our perception of food.

    You’ve stayed up late, either answering emails or binge-watching a series, and the next morning you feel groggy and irritable. Sweet pastries or a greasy sandwich for breakfast seem far…

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    Is the heat keeping you awake? Put on some socks!

    As strange as it may sound, wearing socks to bed could be the secret to falling asleep faster and enjoying a deeper sleep. Researchers claim this quirky trick works because…

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    To overcome insomnia, all it takes is one change in your diet.

    A new study from Columbia and the University of Chicago has revealed that consuming a certain amount of fruit during the day can enhance sleep quality that very night. Poor…

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    Caffeine has a surprising effect on the brain while we sleep.

    The stimulating properties of caffeine make it an unwise choice for nighttime consumption—unless you’re cramming for an exam or writing an annual report and need to stay awake. A new…

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    Twenty minutes of sunlight before waking up brings a sense of vitality.

    The team at Osaka Municipal University has discovered a way to combat that groggy feeling many of us experience in the morning. According to the researchers, just 20 minutes of…

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    “Just a little more sleep”: the snooze alarm is damaging your health.

    More than half of people who rely on an alarm clock use the snooze function. Researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Massachusetts have discovered why this practice is not…

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    The heart begins to suffer after just three nights of poor sleep.

    In a groundbreaking study, researchers from Uppsala University in Sweden have discovered that just three nights of poor or limited sleep—restricted to four hours—can lead to changes in the blood…

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    Sleeping with a fan: what dangers does it pose and how can they be minimized?

    Global warming has increased the number of hot days and nights, reviving an archaic trend of using fans. These devices are easy to operate and typically cost less than air…

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    For some, four hours of sleep is enough, thanks to a rare genetic mutation.

    A recently discovered rare genetic mutation allows some individuals to thrive on just four to six hours of sleep each night, feeling refreshed and active during the day. In contrast,…

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    Night owls are more prone to depression.

    Are you a night owl? If so, you might be more prone to chronic depression. Researchers from the University of Surrey in the UK have been investigating why night owls…

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    Dive into infinity: how to overcome insomnia caused by heavy thoughts.

    We all occasionally struggle with sleeplessness due to ruminating on negative events and problems, as well as feelings of nervousness and anxiety. Dr. Joe Whittington, an emergency room physician known…

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    Strength exercises are the best sleep aid for older adults.

    A team of researchers from Mahidol University in Thailand analyzed data from over 2,000 individuals to determine which types of exercise promote quicker sleep onset and deeper sleep. The study…

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    Sleep regularity is more important than its duration, according to sleep specialists.

    Quality nighttime rest is often associated with the number of hours we sleep. However, it turns out that the timing of when we go to bed is even more significant…

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    How does just one sleepless night destroy the immune system?

    Kuwaiti researchers at the Dasman Diabetes Institute (DDI) have discovered that just one night of complete sleeplessness or poor sleep can devastate the immune system and exacerbate inflammatory processes in…

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    Prisoners of natural urges: how many nighttime trips to the bathroom are considered normal?

    Have you ever wondered how many times you need to get up at night to empty your bladder, considering your age? And are you doing it more often than you…

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    Scientists have visualized the image of a person in 2050 who sleeps only six hours a day.

    Now we can imagine what people will look like if they don’t start getting enough sleep. Their eyes will be perpetually puffy, their hair will be thinning, and their bellies…

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    Do you often wake up in the middle of the night? Here’s a simple trick to help you fall back asleep.

    Doctors assure us that the eye-rolling hack really works when you’re lying in the dark at three in the morning with your eyes wide open, desperately trying to drift back…

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    Irregular sleep increases the risk of heart attack and stroke.

    A team of researchers from the University of Ottawa (Canada) has confirmed that not adhering to a consistent sleep schedule—specifically, the times you go to bed and wake up—can increase…

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    Record-breaking races: who in the world has stayed awake the longest?

    In the 1950s and 1960s, there was a trend glorifying sleep deprivation. Some daredevils tried to outdo each other by setting dangerously long records for staying awake. Ultimately, the Guinness…

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    Poor sleep at night inevitably ages the brain.

    A team of neurologists from the University of California, San Francisco, analyzed sleep quality and cognitive abilities in about 600 individuals, with an average age of 40. The findings revealed…

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    Why do we regularly wake up at three o’clock in the morning?

    This experience is familiar to many people. However, sleep specialists assert that it’s perfectly normal to wake up at three or four in the morning. In fact, most of us…

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    The switch to daylight saving time and back to standard time poses a threat to health, according to experts.

    On the night of October 26 to 27, residents of about 40 percent of countries around the world will be setting their clocks back for winter time. Many of these…

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    What kind of nighttime sleep can be considered healthy?

    Researchers at the Adelaide Institute for Sleep at Flinders University have shared insights on the signs that indicate we are getting quality sleep. Typically, patients share their thoughts on healthy…

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    A long sleep on the weekends is good for the heart: a conclusion in the scientific debate.

    In recent years, scientists have often debated whether catching up on sleep during the weekend can make up for the sleep deficit accumulated during the workweek. Many experts have insisted…

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    Sleep specialists explained how to become a morning person: the question is, why?

    The world isn’t designed for you if you’re a night owl rather than a morning lark. For most people, work and school start between 8 and 9 AM. If you…

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    Short exercises before bedtime promote better sleep.

    Researchers from the University of Otago in New Zealand have discovered that a few short, regular exercises can help improve both the quality and duration of sleep. Typically, experts advise…

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    Blue light from mobile devices doesn’t harm sleep: a controversial topic.

    Health experts typically advise against using mobile phones right before bedtime. They argue that the blue light emitted by screens negatively impacts the process of falling asleep and can disrupt…

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    Scrolling through social media before bed can lead to nightmares.

    According to research from Flinders University, scrolling through social media right before bed increases the likelihood of having disturbing nightmares. Previous studies have indicated that this habit can lead to…

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    Slow-wave sleep is the most important for brain health.

    A team of researchers from Australia, the United States, and Canada has found that the third stage of sleep—known as slow-wave sleep—plays a crucial role in reducing the risk of…

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    Prophetic neurons: the brain during sleep may predict the future.

    To reach this conclusion, a team from the University of Michigan and Rice University analyzed the brain wave patterns of rats during wakefulness and sleep. It turns out that the…

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    What sleep habits contribute to diabetes and heart disease?

    According to a new large-scale study, we can be divided into four categories based on our sleep habits. A team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania analyzed the sleep…

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    Sleeping at night with raised blinds poses a risk to heart and brain health.

    Streetlights and light pollution from traffic disrupt our natural sleep cycles and can lead to insomnia. They significantly increase the risk of stroke. A lack of quality nighttime rest puts…

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    Lack of sleep makes us feel older than our actual age.

    A team of researchers from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden claims that insufficient and restless sleep can often make us feel ten years older. To determine how sleep affects our…

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    People are more inclined to be charitable if they had a good night’s sleep.

    We all have those days when we feel particularly generous, while on other occasions, we prefer to keep our money to ourselves. A new study has revealed that the desire…

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    Why you shouldn’t sleep with wet hair: experts

    Many people wash their hair late in the evening and go to bed without drying it. They believe this helps shorten their morning routine before heading to work. However, dermatologists…

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    Constant fatigue: fueling up.

    When coordination falters, productivity drops, and reactions slow down, it’s time to take a break. But what if getting out of bed feels like an uphill battle, even after a…

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    Why do women need to sleep longer than men?

    Take, for instance, Dr. Patrick Flynn, a British “hormone guru” and social media thought leader. According to him, women need an additional one to two hours of sleep each day.…

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    Extra sleep on weekends can protect against heart attacks and strokes.

    Researchers at Nanjing Medical University in China have discovered that catching extra sleep on the weekends isn’t just a luxury—it’s actually beneficial for your health. It can significantly reduce the…

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    Why You Constantly Feel Hungry: Six Main Reasons

    If you occasionally feel hungry between breakfast and lunch or lunch and dinner, that’s perfectly normal. But if your stomach is constantly growling with hunger between meals, it’s worth taking…

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    Exercise bike to the rescue: how to quickly reboot your brain after a lack of sleep.

    A team of researchers from the University of Portsmouth (UK) has dedicated a new study to restoring cognitive functions after sleep deprivation. It turns out that effectively rebooting the brain,…

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    The True Chaos: What Happens in the Body After One Sleepless Night

    According to scientists, going just one night without sleep can throw our bodies into complete chaos. Disrupted thinking and irritability are just a couple of the many unpleasant consequences of…

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