Amazingly, the impact of regular good sleep on our health is quite astounding. It boosts our immunity (persistent insomnia makes our bodies a target for bugs and viruses); it helps to stabilise our hormones, which, in turn, keeps obesity at bay; it boosts our mood (depression and anxiety are common disorders among the sleep-deprived); better sleep also means less potential for developing type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
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