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Are You Sure You’re Getting Enough Sleep? Look for These 9 Signs!

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As you can tell, the length and quality of your sleep may affect various areas of your life. From your skincare to your mental health, those precious ZZZs keep everything in balance.

If you notice any of these changes try to see if you can change your sleep schedule for a while. If you’ve already done that and are still struggling, then it’s time to talk to a professional.

As a bonus: if you notice these changes in the people around you, it might be a good idea to give them a helping hand. People don’t realize they’re not getting the right amount of sleep from the get-go, especially if they have otherwise busy lives and schedules!

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