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5 Reasons Why You’re More at Risk of Insomnia in the Summer — According to the Experts

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Summer is great, but with it can come a greater chance of experiencing insomnia. We spoke to experts to find out why.

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Probably sleeping especially badly at night this summer due to the heat and the wind. I want to put my head in the refrigerator. But this does not have to be done.Because there are many useful life hacks that will help you fall asleep.

Sleeping can become a dare in summer. Turns and more turns in bed looking for the position, which is not finished by the discomfort caused by the heat that it makes in the houses of much of the whole country. To this is added the difficulty that many people have to sleep in themselves and the possible personal problems of each one that make overthink in the last hours of the day and you get to spend half night in vilo. Resting well is a key aspe…

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With the arrival of heat waves, Spain is not only facing record temperatures, but also a less visible threat: the erosion of sleep and accelerated aging. A recent review of studies conducted by Longevitas issues a serious warning: torrid nights are robbing us of vital hours of rest and, with it, years of healthy life. Insomnia, which already affects a third of the Spanish population, intensifies dramatically in summer. High nighttime temperature…

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