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Shorter days and reduced sunlight during fall and winter can significantly impact sleep and energy levels in the elderly, often leading to fatigue and disrupted sleep patterns. Reduced daylight exposure may affect the body’s natural circadian rhythm, making it harder to maintain consistent sleep cycles. To promote restful sleep, establishing a regular bedtime routine and ensuring exposure to natural light during the day are crucial. Activities like walking outside or sitting by a window can help regulate the sleep-wake cycle. Using light therapy lamps may also be beneficial for combating the effects of seasonal changes. #SleepWell #SeniorSleepTips #BetterSleepBetterLife #HealthySleepHabits #RestfulAging #PatriotHomeCare #CareRingHealth

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