What Your Morning Has to Do With How Well You Sleep
Your morning can affect how well you sleep that night. Here’s how sunlight helps set your internal clock and why the timing matters.
Your morning can affect how well you sleep that night. Here’s how sunlight helps set your internal clock and why the timing matters.
Alcohol can make it easier to fall asleep while still changing what happens during the night. That can affect how recovered you feel the next day.
Brain fog, slower recall, and low energy after 40 aren’t always just aging. Sleep, blood pressure, blood sugar, physical activity, stress, and other health factors can all affect how clearly you think and how steady your energy feels.