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5. Sleeping With Stress
Going to bed while your mind is racing with worries can severely impact sleep:
- Difficulty falling asleep: Anxiety and stress hormones prevent the body from relaxing.
- Fragmented sleep: Stress can cause multiple awakenings during the night, reducing restorative sleep.
- Long-term health consequences: Chronic poor sleep increases the risk of heart disease, obesity, and mental health disorders.
Tip: Establish a calming bedtime routine, such as meditation, journaling, or reading, to unwind before sleep.
Conclusion
Sleeping habits and sleeping partners, whether pets, partners, devices, or light exposure, play a huge role in your overall sleep quality and health. By being mindful of your sleep environment and routines, you can improve restfulness, enhance well-being, and wake up feeling more refreshed.
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