27 Scientifically-Backed Ways to Get Better Sleep
The average person spends more than one third of their life asleep. But don’t be fooled— just because the body is sleeping doesn’t mean it’s slacking off. During sleep, the body repairs itself so that when the alarm clock goes off, our bodies are renewed and refreshed. Tossing and turning all night can affect judgment, productivity, and the ability to retain information. Over time, it can contribute to obesity, diabetes, and— of course— a chronic bad attitude (did someone wake up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?). So check out our list on how to sleep better tonight— and thank us in the morning.
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