The Sleep and Weight-Loss Connection
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Remove distractions from the bedroom, such as televisions, computers and phones. Don't make the bed into your "home office." Make the bedroom dark with drapes, blinds or simply a cover for your eyes. Regular exercise and plenty of natural light during the day help regulate circadian rhythms and make a sleep routine easier. Try to get seven to nine hours of shuteye a night - eight hours seems like the optimal amount for adults. Remember, children and adolescents need even more sleep than adults to function well.
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