Morning Routine Tips
Bright light exposure in the morning can help you feel more alert, especially in darker regions. Staying active during the day and maintaining a consistent sleep schedule are crucial for better wakefulness. Avoiding light exposure during your wind-down routine is essential to promote melatonin production and improve sleep quality. On days off, try to wake up only a couple of hours later than your workdays to prevent disrupting your body’s rhythm.In this clip
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