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Why You Should Take A Nap Every Day (And How To Get Away With It)

Richard Bradbury | Audrey Raj | Arvindh Yuvaraj

10-Aug-18 12:00

Why You Should Take A Nap Every Day (And How To Get Away With It)

Winston Churchill, Eleanor Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, Salvador Dali - What do they have in common? They were prolific nappers. Napping offers several health benefits including an increase in performance and alertness. Get. Your. Nap. On.


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