Sleep deprived? Here's how to survive the next day
Drink more water
Image credit -Google
If you feel exhausted in the morning, it's time to hydrate.
Image credit -Google
Light exercise and getting some sun can help
Image credit -Google
"Doing some moderate exercise can help you spend more time in deep sleep, reduce pre-sleep anxiety, and combat insomnia," shares the fitness coach.
Image credit -Google
Take a power nap
Image credit -Google
Thinking of taking a nap? Don't hesitate. It has multiple health benefits.
Image credit -Google
Don't rely on sugar
Image credit -Google
When you're sleep deprived, you may feel hungrier than usual and might be tempted to savor high-calorie snacks made from simple carbohydrates.
Image credit -Google
Image credit -Google
Consume caffeine but don't overdose on it
Image credit -Google
"Caffeine is an effective way to stay awake and alert when your energy starts to lag. It's a natural stimulant that can boost energy and improve your focus," mentions the nutritionist.