Prioritizing Sleep
Sleep isn't just about the hours spent in bed; it's crucial to ensure you're actually getting quality rest. While many believe they can thrive on less sleep, research suggests that seven to eight hours is optimal for most. Additionally, the type of exercise matters—while running can boost mood, it may also raise cortisol levels, making low-intensity workouts a better choice for those experiencing stress or adrenal fatigue.In this clip
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