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Boost Sleep Quality with Morning Sunlight

A recent study in the Journal of Health Psychology suggests that exposure to natural morning sunlight can significantly improve sleep quality. Researchers found that individuals who received sunlight in the morning, even for just 20-30 minutes, experienced better sleep patterns and had a more consistent circadian rhythm. This exposure to natural light in the morning helps regulate the body’s internal clock, leading to improved sleep duration and overall sleep quality. The study emphasizes the importance of sunlight, particularly early in the day, for supporting healthy sleep.

Getting morning sunlight can improve sleep quality, study suggests

A new study reveals that exposure to morning sunlight is linked to improved sleep quality later that night, while the total time spent in sunlight has little effect.

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