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You’re lying in bed. The clock says 1:47 a.m. Your alarm is going off in 5 hours and 13 minutes. You’ve been trying to fall asleep for over an hour, and the harder you try, the more impossible it becomes. So you reach for your phone — the worst possible thing you could do —
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Eight hours. That’s the answer everyone has heard. Get eight hours of sleep, drink eight glasses of water, exercise five times a week, and you’ll be healthy. The eight-hour rule has the comforting authority of something we’ve repeated for decades. The only problem is that, like most simple health rules, it’s an oversimplification that has
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“What is insomnia?” gets typed into Google more than 35,000 times every month. The fact that this many people are searching the most basic question about a condition that affects roughly one-third of all adults says something important: the conventional definitions aren’t actually clarifying anything. Most articles tell you insomnia is “difficulty falling asleep or
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“Why can’t I sleep?” is the most-asked sleep question in 46 US states. It’s typed into Google millions of times every month, often at 2 a.m., often by people who have spent the last hour staring at the ceiling, wondering what is wrong with them. If that’s how you arrived at this article, you’re not
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