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5 Benefits of Getting Enough Sleep

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Sleep deprivation is a serious yet common issue. A regularly sleep-deprived person will most likely experience several problems in their day-to-day life, such as long-term memory loss, impaired vision, high blood pressure, and even heart failure in severe cases. Because of these issues, it’s essential to get the recommended amount of sleep, which for most people is between 7 to 9 hours each night. 

Not only is getting the right amount of sleep beneficial for physical health, but it also improves mental health. It helps you get the most out of each day. By getting enough sleep, a regularly sleep-deprived person may experience a handful of surprising benefits, including: 

1. Improved Mood

The first benefit any person will find when getting a good night’s sleep is improved mood. Sleep and mental health are closely connected, meaning that sleep deprivation will heavily impact how a person feels throughout the day.

Two factors influence how sleep affects mental health

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