US EditionThe potential dangers of sleep trackers, according to experts
- Experts have identified orthosomnia, a term coined by Kelly Baron, which describes anxiety over sleep data from trackers.
- Baron noted that many people ignore medical advice, believing inaccurate tracker data, which has resulted in insomnia and medication use.
- Sleep specialists recommend focusing on sleep hygiene instead of tracking sleep data to avoid anxiety and ensure better sleep quality.
- Jennifer Mundt emphasized that taking breaks from tracking can help reduce sleep-related anxiety and improve overall sleep.
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