Social Media's Impact on Sleep Patterns

A recent study explores how social media affects sleep patterns, revealing significant impacts on sleep quality.

Social media use, especially before bedtime, is linked to poor sleep quality, reduced sleep duration, and insomnia.

The blue light from screens disrupts melatonin production, affecting sleep cycles and leading to sleep disturbances.

Poor sleep due to social media use can exacerbate mental health issues, including anxiety and depression.

Constant social media engagement may lead to addiction, increasing stress and impacting overall well-being and sleep.

Limit screen time before bed, use blue light filters, and establish a bedtime routine for better sleep quality.

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Parents are encouraged to monitor children's screen time, promoting healthy sleep habits and reducing social media effects.

Experts suggest reducing social media usage and prioritizing offline activities to improve sleep health and quality.

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