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A 2022 sleep study found that 57% of participants hit the snooze button regularly. A neuroscientist explains how hitting the snooze button can fragment your last minutes of sleep. AdvertisementAt 6:45 a.m., your first alarm goes off, and you press the snooze button. Then again, every nine minutes until you realize you can't press the snooze button anymore or you'll be late for work. "Let's say you start your day with 30 minutes of snoozing — your last 30 minutes of sleep was poor-quality interrupted sleep.
Persons: , Emily McDonald, McDonald, they're, Cristina Garcia, Garcia, it's Organizations: Service, Psychiatry, University of Arizona, Center for Sleep, Wellness Locations: Florida
Snoozers have the same sleep quality when they wake up immediately vs. when they snooze, a new study found. In fact, when people were allowed to snooze for 30 minutes, they were actually more alert. This contradicts what people previously thought about snoozing, that it hurts sleep quality. Next, the scientists closely monitored 31 regular snoozers in the lab to see what effects snoozing had on their sleep quality. AdvertisementAdvertisementThe test results found no serious physical differences in sleep quality between the two scenarios.
Persons: Snoozers, , snoozing, Dr, Carol Ash, Robert, Tina Sundelin, Sundelin Organizations: Service, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, Stockholm University
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