Sleep becomes lighter in the second half of the night, which could explain our 3 a.m. wake-ups. Fixing your sleep environment and eating habits before bedtime can alleviate sleep disturbances. Check ...
Without a consistent sleep pattern, the body will rely on an alarm to wake up, potentially waking you in deeper stages of sleep and leaving you with that groggy feeling (known as sleep inertia).
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