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Intermittent fasting, also known as time-restricted eating (TRE), can be intimidating. Questions about perpetual hunger and the ability to engage in various activities often arise, especially during the holiday season when food takes center stage at many gatherings. In general, it’s crucial to adopt an eating pattern that aligns with your lifestyle while promoting good health. Researchers for a recent study claim to have identified an effective and easily achievable form of intermittent fasting that reduces hunger and improves mood and sleep. The researchers, affiliated with King’s College London, a consistently top-ranked university globally, recently presented their findings revealing what might be considered the optimal duration for time-restricted eating.

If you’re like most Americans (71% according to Sleep Foundation), you probably make your bed every day or almost every day. Having a consistent morning routine can lower stress and make you more productive at work. But one prevalent everyday habit might actually be hindering your health and sleep goals. It might even be one of the first things you do after you wake up — and research shows that having a consistent morning routine can lower stress, increase energy and make you more productive. What’s more, a survey from Best Mattress Brand revealed that 34% of people who make their beds were “very productive” at work compared to 21% of those who neglected the task.