Kinga Howard on Unsplash discusses the frequency of nighttime awakenings, known as nocturia, and the normal range of waking up to urinate based on age. As we age, our circadian rhythms change, leading to earlier bedtimes and waking up in the early morning hours. For adults over 65, waking up two or three times a night is considered normal, but if sleep disruptions are affecting daily life or causing fatigue, it’s advised to see a doctor to rule out insomnia or other underlying issues.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Don’t Drink Alcohol For A Month
We’ve all heard about temporary alcohol abstinence trends like Sober October or Dry January, but there are numerous mental and physical benefits to cutting out alcohol for an extended period of time. Abstaining can lead to clearer skin, better sleep, improved memory and cognition, decreased cancer risk, better organ function, and boosts in mental health. Experts recommend temporary alcohol abstinence to allow the body to recover and function optimally, leading to overall health improvements. Full...
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