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Light in your bedroom—especially blue light from screens—can seriously wreck your sleep by blocking melatonin, the hormone that tells your body it’s time to rest. This disruption doesn’t just leave you groggy; it’s tied to heart disease, strokes, diabetes, and mood disorders. Shift workers, older adults, and insomniacs are especially vulnerable. The fix? Swap harsh lights for warm, dim ones, turn off screens an hour before bed, and keep night lights low. Small tweaks = big wins for your health.

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