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Occasionally, hitting the snooze button is quite normal, but relying on it every morning may indicate that the body is not getting enough restorative sleep at night. |
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Occasionally, hitting the snooze button is quite normal, but relying on it every morning may indicate that the body is not getting enough restorative sleep at night. |
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The findings ahead of World Sleep Day 2026 on March 13 reveal 46% of Indians still report getting less than six hours of uninterrupted sleep daily |
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Although drooling during sleep is often dismissed as harmless, excessive cases could signal significant health risks that should not be ignored. |
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What is sleep divorce: A growing number of couples in India are choosing "sleep divorce", sleeping in separate beds or rooms, to improve sleep quality. |
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While often dismissed as a minor inconvenience, chronic inadequate sleep is linked to several severe health conditions. |
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Late nights and constant screen exposure can disturb the body's natural detox rhythm. Here are simple Ayurvedic habits to restore sleep, digestion and energy balance |
Know secret of looking 25 at 40: Fitness coach shares her everyday foods, diet habits, wellness tipsFitness coach Zarina Manaenkova, 39, stays youthful and energetic with a balanced diet of fish, vegetables, nuts and fermented foods, along with regular exercise and proper sleep, no supplements needed. |
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Know what these so-called 'normal' women's health symptoms are and why they require immediate medical attention. | Health |
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Certified coach Raj Ganpath shares six simple habits that can help improve sleep quality. From maintaining a cool, dark bedroom to avoiding screens before bed, these small lifestyle changes can support better sleep and overall wellbeing. |
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Poor sleep is emerging as a serious public health concern in India. Doctors explain how stress, screen time, and modern lifestyles are driving widespread sleep deprivation |