World Sleep Day 2023: Do you fall asleep under 5 minutes? Sleep scientist claims it's not a healthy sign

Updated : Mar 23, 2023 14:45
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Do you get envious of people who sleep as soon as they hit the bed? Well, you shouldn't be because as per sleep scientist Dr Sophie Bostock it is not a healthy sign. 

Dr Bostock said that sleeping under five minutes after getting into bed could be a bad sign and reflects unhealthy sleeping habits. 

She further claimed that those who sleep under 5 minutes are sleep deprived and they need to improve their sleep cycle. 

Moreover, she said that the ideal amount of time to fall asleep is within 15-20 minutes.

Also Read: World Sleep Day 2023: Too much or too little, both can cause health risks; know how

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