Daily habits that are ruining your sleep
2 years ago

Daily habits that are ruining your sleep

Hindustan Times  

Do you wake up feeling tired or exhausted, struggle to focus on work or find it difficult remembering things? While sleep quality decreases with age, many youngsters are reporting sleep issues, especially in post Covid era where it could be a symptom of long Covid or accumulated stress. —could be preventing us from getting a good night’s sleep," writes nutritionist Lovneet Batra in her recent Instagram post. HABITS THAT RUIN OUR SLEEP Batra also talks about habits that can ruin your sleep: Bedtime screen use Blue light from your phone throws off your circadian rhythms and keeps you from falling asleep and/or getting restful sleep. Your body will still be trying to digest your meal, which may cause tossing and turning while you sleep Indiscriminate caffeine consumption Although coffee seems like the ultimate, round-the-clock energy hack ever known to be, it’s not!

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