Because of the fast-changing lifestyle, people tend to prioritize other things over health. When you are running late in the morning, you go and grab sodium enriched food in a drive-thru rather than cooking healthy. If you need to go up from the ground floor to the second floor, you'll choose to ride the elevator instead of using the stairs. Same as when you play your favorite online game until midnight and sleeping very late. All of these are effects of the millenium. We just realize that it's too late when we see ourselves bedridden.
The only time that our body could relax and regain strength is when we sleep. When we feel drowsy, our body wants to convey that we urgently need to rest. So, imagine if we deprive ourselves with sleep? The effects could really be disturbing.
Watch the video below for more information:
What would happen if you didn't sleep?
What happens to your body and brain when you skip too much sleep:
Posted by TED-Ed on Thursday, November 12, 2015
The key to get enough rest is time management. Get rid of those unimportant habits and give your body a simple treat of 7-8 hours of 'closed eyes.' Do not wait until the only option for you to have is to sleep 6 feet under the ground.
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Source: TED-Ed
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