Our daily habits, including how much daylight and exercise we get, can influence our sleep — and so can our diets.
From blood sugar balancing to keeping our circadian rhythm in check, our diet, good or bad, has a huge influence on sleep duration and quality. This can be even more important around the holiday season, with a change in routine, more alcohol and sweet treats and probably later nights.
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