For many people, cracking a window open before bed feels like an invitation to deeper, fresher sleep. The gentle breeze, the scent of night air, and the sense of connection to the outdoors can seem calming. Yet, health and sleep experts increasingly caution that this bedtime habit might not be as beneficial as it appears. Sleeping with the window open can expose your body to fluctuating temperatures, airborne allergens, outdoor noise, and even psychological discomfort. While some people swear by the practice, others find that it disrupts their sleep and contributes to subtle yet chronic fatigue. Fortunately, you don’t need...
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