Sleeping problems are very common among humans, especially with the abundance of technology in today’s world. Natural circadian rhythms are based upon daytime and nighttime, as well as behavioral habits that signal when an organism should be awake or asleep. With the introduction of electricity and electronic devices, humans are staying up and sleeping in later and later. This throws off their circadian rhythms causing them to get poor sleep in many cases. Holistic medicine…
3 ways for improving sleep without medications
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