It's your nightly phone use keeping you so tired.

Send us Fan MailYour Nightly Smartphone Usage Is Making You Tired During the Day Many of us sure do have an infatuation with technology. Are you in love with your smartphone?  Maybe your cell phone isn't as smart. It doesn't have all the capabilities of the latest models. Even so, if it has an electronic display (and they all do), it's slowly and methodically robbing you of your energy.  Many of us complain of a lack of energy. We're moving through our daily routine and constantly reaching for a caffeinated drink or sugary treat for an energy boost. This practice can deliver a huge jolt of energy for a short period. As you know, it's almost always followed by a crash where our eyelids are drooping, and we feel like we want to lie down. Instead of turning to unhealthy energy boosters, you can manufacture plenty of all-day energy simply by putting your phone to bed before you hit the sack. How Your Smartphone Fakes You Into Thinking It's Daytime How many electronic displays do you have in your home? There's your phone, of course. You probably have television sets and tablets. Maybe there's a desktop TV or gaming system in your home. All those electronic displays deliver blue-colored light to some degree. The blue colors created by your phone or tablet are almost identical to the natural blue light found in sunshine. It slows down the production of melatonin. That's a hormone that triggers sleep at night. Bathing in any electronic blue light at night tricks your body and mind into thinking you should be awake. Your circadian rhythm (your natural sleeping and waking cycle) is being given false information. Rather than promoting sleep, your nighttime blue screen viewing is robbing you of energy. Studies show that divorcing yourself from electronic displays at least an hour before bedtime improves sleep habits. It makes it easier to fall asleep. Your quality of sleep is improved. Your chances of enjoying a full sleep cycle are boosted. That means the following morning, you wake up easily. You don't have to hit the snooze button five times and choke down two or three cups of sugar-laden coffee just to wake up.  If you drag during the day and feel like you need more energy, do it naturally. Limit your exposure to electronic devices with displays at night. This practice will help you sleep better at night, so you aren't tired throughout the day. Asenseofahh Vibes! The Sanctuary of VibesSupport the showThank you. Please share to help our new network get helpful resources out. We need to learn how to live this game of life. Take care my friendsTina DixonsAsenseofAhh ™$Cashapp :$AsenseofAhh