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Science says sleeping in a cold room is better for your health

July 8,2019
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If you and your partner are one of the thousands of couples out there who battle daily over the number on the air conditioner, whoever likes it colder at night now has some science to back up their position.

According to experts, there are several reasons to keep your thermostat between 18-19 degrees C while you snooze. According to research, if the temperature falls below or climbs above that range you’re more likely to toss, turn, and generally get worse sleep.
Why? It’s important to note that our bodies have a natural, 24-hour cycle in which our temperatures peak in the late afternoon and fall to their lowest point around 5 am. We’re typically able to fall asleep when our body temperature begins to drop, so keeping your room cold could encourage you to fall asleep faster.
A cold room encourages a more restful sleep, says researchers out of University of South Australia that connected poor body temperature regulation with certain forms of insomnia.
It could keep you looking younger, since sleeping in a room warmer than 70 degrees stops your body from releasing melatonin.
The expert also says that healthy sleep patterns and a predictable temperature drop release a growth hormone and decrease your stress hormone, the combination of which could actually help you lose weight.
One study even found that it could lower your risk for metabolic disease like diabetes. Participants burned more calories while they were awake and also doubled their amount of brown fat, or good fat, while allows the body to store fewer calories. Over time, that combination can lower your risk for metabolic disease.
So, there you go – make sure to turn down your air conditioner and get ready to catch some totally restful, healthy sleep tonight!

(www.didyouknow.com)

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