Poor sleep quality from any cause is associated with daytime sleepiness, trouble with concentration, heart disease, hypertension, stroke, diabetes, depression, and weight gain just to name a few. Meanwhile, getting enough sleep has numerous health benefits including a boosted immunity system, type 2 diabetes prevention, and weight management. Dr. Siegel adds that sleep is time for your body to recover—so make sure you are comfortable.
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