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- It is well-known that sleep problems can be a key sign of depression. What people may not realize is that the reverse is also true – sleep disorders can actually trigger mood disorders and depression. (Better Sleep Council)
- According to a study done by the Better Sleep Council, 57 percent of people who obtained seven or more hours of sleep per night were more likely to rate their mood as excellent, as opposed to those receiving an average of six hours.
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