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Getting adequate sleep is essential for maintaining a positive and energized mood during the day! One effective approach to enhancing the quality of your sleep is to align your sleep pattern with your body's natural rhythm, which follows a cycle of deep and light sleep lasting approximately 90 minutes each. By doing so, you can avoid interrupting a deep sleep cycle, which can leave you feeling groggy and fatigued upon waking.

Sleep architecture follows a recurring pattern of NREM and REM sleep stages that last approximately 90 minutes each during a typical night's sleep, read more at sleepfoundation.org. Deep sleep is essential for physical restoration, memory consolidation, and brain health. REM sleep, characterized by vivid dreaming and increased brain activity, important for cognitive function and emotional regulation.

However, keep in mind that individual sleep requirements may vary depending on factors such as age, activity level, and health condition.
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