Put Sleep First
"Data on how sleep affects the heart suggest that lack of adequate rest (less than six or seven hours) can increase risk of cardiac problems like heart attack and stroke. As someone who works, has a child, and wants to stay fit,
I know it can be difficult to get a good night's sleep. But I make it a priority to get at least seven hours, even if that means skipping the gym to sleep in on some mornings."
—Tara Narula, MD, cardiologist and CBS This Morning medical contributor
—Tara Narula, MD, cardiologist and CBS This Morning medical contributor
From the May 2015 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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