Fall Back Time Change Raises Sleep and Mood Concerns
The clock shifts at 2 a.m. on November 3, ending daylight saving time and returning to standard time. Experts warn that even a one hour change disrupts circadian rhythms, lowers alertness at dusk, and can trigger fatigue, reduced productivity, and mood changes. Kingston recommends light exposure, exercise, limiting alcohol, and light therapy to ease the transition.
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Jess Kingston
Oaklawn Sleep Center
Kingston
Tips to adapt to the November time change
Practical guidance to maintain schedules and routines as daylight saving ends. Advice covers waking times, meals, exercise, and sleep rituals for all ages, with emphasis on light exposure, reduced screen time, and avoiding long naps to help the body adjust quickly.
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