If You Don't Sleep Well, You're Not Going To Be Optimally Healthy

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If You Don't Sleep Well, You're Not Going To Be Optimally Healthy
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Over the past few decades, researchers identified poor sleep as a primary risk factor for several physical and mental ailments. In fact, sleep experts believe that poor sleep will wreak havoc on the normal functioning of your organs – regardless of how balanced your diet is or how physically active you are. In this article, we will briefly cover the definition of healthy sleep, as well as the potential side effects of poor sleep.

The Definition Of Healthy Sleep

According to the National Sleep Foundation [1], healthy sleep consists of several elements, including:

• Short duration (15-20 minutes or less) between lying on the bed and falling asleep
• Regular sleep that lasts 7–9 hours every day
• Non-interrupted sleep during the night
• Feeling energized and refreshed in the morning
• Being able to be productive the next day without periods of exhaustion
• The absence of any abnormal behavior associated with sleep, such as snoring, sleep apnea, or restlessness.

Sleep Disorders

By far, insomnia is the most prevalent sleep disorder out there. The causes of this condition are multifactorial and include chronic anxiety, stress, and poor sleep hygiene. According to statistics, around 24-36% of insomniacs suffer from a type of anxiety disorder. [2] Moreover, researchers identified sleep disorders to have a primary role in many medical conditions, including depression, neurodegenerative diseases (e.g., Alzheimer’s disease), and heart disease.

References:

[1] Sleep Foundation: “What Is Healthy Sleep?” https://www.sleepfoundation.org/articles/what-healthy-sleep

[2] Staner, L. (2003). Sleep and anxiety disorders. Dialogues in clinical neuroscience, 5(3), 249. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3181635/

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