Moderate to vigorous exercise can increase sleep quality for adults by reducing sleep onset – or the time it takes to fall asleep – and decreasing the amount of time they lie awake in bed during the night. Additionally, physical activity can help alleviate daytime sleepiness and, for some people, reduce the need for sleep medications.
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Having a good night's sleep is essential for every individual. However, your sleep quality might be interfered with by many factors - commonly from work, illnesses, or stress. It is important to manage your sleep well so it won't affect your health. Studies show that insufficient sleep can cause obesity for adults and children, diabetes and impaired glucose tolerance, and even anxiety or depression. You should practice these 10 habits to improve your sleeping quality better.
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