It cannot be directly proven that "keeping sleep time at 8 hours is the golden range for delaying aging."
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Stop obsessing over getting a full 8 hours of sleep! A recent study in the top journal *Nature*: Big data analysis of nearly 500,000 people found that 6.4–7.8 hours of sleep per night is the golden range for delaying aging.
Sleep duration and aging have a U-shaped relationship: Long-term sleep <6 hours or >8 hours will accelerate the aging of all organs.
⚠️Important Reminder:
This is a group statistical reference, not a rigid standard; sleep quality and regularity are more important than the sleep duration figure.
Making up late on weekends to catch up on sleep cannot undo the damage.
Waking up refreshed is far more important than rigidly adhering to sleep numbers.
#SleepScience #AntiAgingHealth
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*Nature* study: The optimal sleep range for anti-aging is 6.4–7.8 hours.
Sleeping too little or too much will accelerate aging.
No need to force yourself to get 8 hours. For most people, a stable sleep schedule and a good night's sleep are crucial.
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Nature Research: 6.4–7.8 Hours of Sleep Slows Down Aging; Too Much or Too Little Sleep Accelerates Aging.
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New Reference for Anti-Aging Sleep📖
Nature research shows that most adults experience the slowest organ aging with 6.4–7.8 hours of sleep per night.
Break the ingrained belief that "you must sleep 8 hours."
Everyone's needs are different; there's no need to be anxious. A regular sleep schedule and feeling refreshed during the day are the sleep patterns that suit you best.