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Summary of Why We Sleep: by Matthew Walker - Unlocking the  Power of Sleep and Dreams - A Comprehensive Summary
Summary of Why We Sleep: by Matthew Walker - Unlocking the  Power of Sleep and Dreams - A Comprehensive Summary
Summary of Why We Sleep: by Matthew Walker - Unlocking the  Power of Sleep and Dreams - A Comprehensive Summary
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        “Why We Sleep” is a book written by Matthew Walker. In this book, the author writes about what he learned about understanding sleep. Why sleep is important, what causes bad sleep and how the modern world affects our everyday night sleep- all this and much more can be found in this book.
        The truth is that great number of people do not sleep well and that there are many things that contribute to bad sleep. Some of the most common contributors to a bad night’s sleep are alcohol, caffeine, blue light from smartphones or computers, and others. When we become sleep deprived, we suffer. This means that our entire being suffers. Not just our bodies, but our minds also suffer. Our physical, emotional, and mental capabilities decline drastically. Therefore, Walker writes what we can do in order to eliminate such sleep disruptors in order to enjoy good quality sleep.

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LanguageEnglish
Release dateOct 10, 2021
ISBN9791220878739
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    Summary of Why We Sleep - Alexander Cooper

    SUMMARY Why We Sleep

    by Matthew Walker - Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams - A Comprehensive Summary

    SUMMARY Why We Sleep

    Thank you for purchasing " Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams" book summary! If you like the summarized content, please purchase and read the original book for full content!

    " Why We Sleep" is a book written by Matthew Walker. In this book, the author writes about what he learned about understanding sleep. Why sleep is important, what causes bad sleep and how the modern world affects our everyday night sleep- all this and much more can be found in this book.

    The truth is that great number of people do not sleep well and that there are many things that contribute to bad sleep. Some of the most common contributors to a bad night’s sleep are alcohol, caffeine, blue light from smartphones or computers, and others. When we become sleep deprived, we suffer. This means that our entire being suffers. Not just our bodies, but our minds also suffer. Our physical, emotional, and mental capabilities decline drastically. Therefore, Walker writes what we can do in order to eliminate such sleep disruptors in order to enjoy good quality sleep.

    Here is a Preview of What You Will Get:

    ⁃ A Full Book Summary

    ⁃ An Analysis

    ⁃ Fun quizzes

    ⁃ Quiz Answers

    ⁃ Etc.

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