Lack of sleep could be taking a serious toll on your mental and physical health.
Sleep-deprivation has been linked to everything from chronic health conditions to barely-there libido and strained relationships.
Thanks to the body’s amazing ability to bounce back, all hope isn’t lost—even for the most exhausted of you. In fact, prioritizing Z’s could make you a happier, healthier person.
Here at Pillow Picker, we’ve compiled an exhaustive list of the benefits of sufficient sleep, along with the research to back it up.
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