our Nights May Be Quietly Damaging Your Health — Here’s What Sleep Experts Want You to Know
Most people think nighttime is the moment when the body finally gets to rest and recover. But modern nights no longer look the way they did decades ago. Phones glow beside our pillows, televisions stay on in the background, chargers blink all night, and notifications continue long after midnight. What feels normal today may actually be interfering with your body in ways many people never realize.
Sleep experts are becoming increasingly concerned about how modern nighttime habits affect physical and mental health. The problem is not only the lack of sleep itself, but also the constant exposure to light, noise, screens, stress, and stimulation during the hours when the brain is supposed to recover.
