Your heart rate will be too high if you do this two hours before bed
It turns out doing this even two hours before bed can raise your resting heart rate and reduce your sleep by 30 minutes, new research has found.
It turns out doing this even two hours before bed can raise your resting heart rate and reduce your sleep by 30 minutes, new research has found.
If you want to get a good night’s sleep and avoid the issue of “social jet lag” on a Sunday, apparently you should do this.
An Aussie star has emotionally recalled a life-changing incident that means she will go to bed rather than stay up and watch a movie.
From sewing a tennis ball to your shirt to cutting out this one thing at night, here’s what you can try to stop snoring – for your health and maybe also your relationship.
The good news? It could be an easy fix
Not getting enough sleep can cause all sorts of health issues – for you and your growing children, preparation and environment are key to getting it right.
‘Social jetlag’ is real
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