24/02/2026
1. Exposure to blue light - Even a quick look at your phone or TV screen before bed tricks your brain into thinking it's daytime, delaying melatonin production.
2. Stress and anxiety - The mental strain of night shifts can leave your mind racing, unable to shut off and relax when it's time for bed.
3. Disrupted circadian rhythm - Constantly flipping between day and night shifts confuses your internal body clock, making it hard to fall asleep at the "right" times.
4. Caffeine cravings - That late-night coffee or energy drink keeps you wired right when you need to wind down.
5. Noisy daytime environment - Deliveries, lawnmowers, neighbors - external noise can constantly interrupt and fragment your precious daytime sleep.
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