I made a special YouTube video on this topic if you're interested. Go on YouTube and search for Doctor Oleg why is sleeping so important. Hope it will answer your question.
8-9 hours
minimum 8 hours of beauty sleep will you you good
6 to 9 hours should do the trick
8 hours is a good amount of sleep to get. For some reason, certain people feel fine with 4-6 hours, but its a better idea to get at least 8 hours, especially teens since you are growing so much, you need all the sleep you can get.
Have a good nights sleep.
Do you need 8 hours sleep every night? Nope....You can sleep only 4 hours a day like Napoleon Bonaparte did or 10 hours of sleep in a day just like Albert Einstein. You can set your alarm for when you go to bed and when you would like to get up from bed that fits your lifestyle. Remember... the most important thing is that you have a good night's sleep!
A good 7-8 hours.
Pregnant woman should get good sleep. She should normally get 8 hours sleep in night. She should get 2 hours sleep in afternoon. This helps to conserve calories, apart of other advantages of the sleep.
Yes. A good night's sleep is written correctly.
Any person needs on average a good 6 to 9 hours of sleep; teenagers often sleep 10 or more hours. Averaging only 2 hours per night means your body does not get restorative sleep. But the cause of insomnia must be determined as there can be many causes. Talk to your parents, ask for a doctor appointment. You might need a Sleep Study.
If you have sleeping problems, 5 hours is pretty good. If your a mother with young children, 5 hours is pretty good. If you don't have sleeping problems or your not a mother with young children, then you need more sleep. You need at least 6 to 7 hours of sleep to be almost fully functional (depending on how old you are, what time you work, your gender, and how much sleep you normally get a night). If your having trouble sleeping, then talk to your doctor.
Good sleep strategies are essential to deep, restorative sleep you can count on, night after night. By learning to avoid common enemies of sleep and trying out a variety of healthy sleep-promoting techniques, you can discover your personal prescription to a good night's rest. The key is to experiment. What works for some might not work as well for others. It's important to find the sleep strategies that work best for you.
8 to 9 hours. Basically, enough uninterrupted sleep so that you don't feel jet lag at the end of the week and want to sleep until noon over the weekend. adults should sleep 7-9 hours. children should sleep 10-12 hours.