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Start Going to Bed Early Now to Offset Sleep Deprivation of Daylight Saving Time

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It takes some people a week to adjust to Daylight Saving Time. Photo: Flickr Creative Commons

It takes some people a week to adjust to Daylight Saving Time. Photo: Flickr Creative Commons

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Daylight Saving Time is Sunday, which means you’ll probably lose an hour of sleep. A nurse at University of Central Florida says you should start adjusting your sleep schedule.

She recommends going to bed later on Friday and Saturday and modifying eating and exercise routines.

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Danielle Prieur is a general reporter for 90.7 News. She studied journalism at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism and interned at 101.9 WDET. She is originally from the metro Detroit area.

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