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Time changes can be some of the most annoying aspects of what we accept as a society. Daylight savings time has been an issue for many people during the half-century that it has been utilized and benefits only a small number of people. Changing the time every 6 months or so can cause serious problems with your circadian rhythm. As soon as you get comfortable with a set bed time, it suddenly changes. Some people take months before they are comfortable enough with their sleep schedule to start feeling rested after sleep. Fortunately, we have some information pertaining to this issue from the sleep expert himself, Jeremy D McConnell. Florida Sleep Specialists in Bradenton & Sarasota, FL, led by Dr. McConnel is here to explain how time changes can affect your sleep and impact your life.
As mentioned before, it takes a while for our bodies to really adapt to a sleep schedule. Changing that sleep schedule by either gaining or losing an hour can be a serious issue. Your circadian rhythm for one can become distorted and you will end up feeling these effects because of it:
For many years, people have suffered from daylight savings time. Sticking to a set schedule for the long-term is the key to ensuring that you are living your best life. Sleep is one of the single most important elements of a healthy life. If you disrupt sleep, you can end up disrupting all other areas of an individual's life. Fortunately, if you have been suffering from sleep issues due to time changes, then the expert here in Bradenton & Sarasota, FL can help you.
If you are seeking relief from time changes that have affected your circadian rhythm, then it's time to see a sleep specialist who can help you. Florida Sleep Specialists in Bradenton & Sarasota, FL, led by Dr. McConnell can help you get back on track. Call us today at (941) 792-8383 for our Bradenton office and (941) 827-0701 for our Sarasota office. Dr. McConnell is ready to help you get the restful sleep that you have been looking for.