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Uninterrupted Sleep

Uninterrupted Sleep

The pervasiveness of electronic devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops, has revolutionized the way we live and work but has also encroached upon our sleep habits. The constant connectivity and stimulation provided by these devices can disrupt our natural sleep-wake cycles, making it difficult to unwind and fall asleep at night. The temptation to check emails, scroll through social media feeds, or watch videos late into the night can lead to bedtime procrastination and ultimately interfere with our ability to achieve deep, restorative sleep.

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Just another homo-sapien

This work (not just a book but a nostalgic companion) tells us that we are at the peak of modernization and have lost many extraordinary things that were easily accessible to almost all of us some time ago. On the way to urbanization, society and businesses have converted these ordinary things into luxurious ones, so that you've to pay something (be it money, special attention, your focus, etc.) to them. Let's get to know, what we've been losing during the process....

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The relationship between diet and sleep

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