Sleep Needs
How Much Sleep Do You Really Need? is a linked article whose subject matter is self-explanatory. Here is a bullet style summary of some points made:
* There appears to be a correlation between life longevity and sleeping time with those living longest being those who sleep between six and a half and seven and a half hours per night.
* Less than six and a half and more than eight hours puts one in risk categories.
* Sleeping too much can be harmful to one's health.
* Staying in bed worrying about not falling asleep is not good and less time in bed can aid in allowing for sounder sleep.
* There appears to be a correlation between life longevity and sleeping time with those living longest being those who sleep between six and a half and seven and a half hours per night.
* Less than six and a half and more than eight hours puts one in risk categories.
* Sleeping too much can be harmful to one's health.
* Staying in bed worrying about not falling asleep is not good and less time in bed can aid in allowing for sounder sleep.
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