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Restless and can't sleep? Work out instead

Getting too little sleep has increasingly been linked to not only brain fog and sluggishness the next day, but also memory lapses and even cognitive decline later in life.

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We all know our fitness routine can boost our health in ways we don't even understand, but too few consider it as an alternative to caffeine on days when we are feeling groggy. — dpa-tmn

Getting too little sleep has increasingly been linked to not only brain fog and sluggishness the next day, but also memory lapses and even cognitive decline later in life.

One way to limit the ill-effects of nocturnal restlessness is to combine or alternate napping and exercise the next day, according to researchers in Canada, publishing their findings in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

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