"Daylight Saving Time: Risks, Confusion, and Solutions"
TL;DR
Daylight Savings Time can increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and car accidents due to disruptions in the body's internal clock and sleep deprivation. Experts recommend adopting healthy habits such as prioritizing exposure to natural light, maintaining a balanced diet, limiting technology use in the evening, and creating a relaxing bedtime routine to mitigate the negative effects of the time change.
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