
Can Naps Ruin Nighttime Sleep? The Honest Answer
Naps can ruin nighttime sleep when they run long or land late: sleep pressure is the medicine, and every nap is a skipped dose. Here's where the line actually sits.

Naps can ruin nighttime sleep when they run long or land late: sleep pressure is the medicine, and every nap is a skipped dose. Here's where the line actually sits.

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