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Social Media Sabotages Sleep: Experts Warn of Risks

1/31/2025

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Scrolling through social media before bedtime may seem harmless, but neuroscientist Robert Love warns it wreaks havoc on your sleep. The blue light emitted from screens stimulates the brain, leading to poor sleep quality. Dr. Eric Berg calls insufficient sleep a "silent killer," linking it to serious health risks like cancer and diabetes. Prioritize 7-9 hours of restorative rest!

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Scrolling through social media before bedtime may seem harmless, but neuroscientist Robert Love warns it wreaks havoc on your sleep. The blue light emitted from screens stimulates the brain, leading to poor sleep quality. Dr. Eric Berg calls insufficient sleep a "silent killer," linking it to serious health risks like cancer and diabetes. Prioritize 7-9 hours of restorative rest!