Daylight Saving Time: What to Know About the Time Change
WFAAApril 7, 20251 min386 views
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- ⏰ Daylight Saving Time is starting this weekend, and despite past interest, President Trump will not push to end it nationwide.
- 🏛️ The decision to change Daylight Saving Time nationally rests with Congress, meaning clock changes will continue twice a year for now.
Impact on Your Body Clock
- 😴 The time shift results in losing an hour of sleep, which can disrupt your body clock for weeks.
- ❤️ Studies indicate potential health risks, including increased chances of heart attacks and strokes.
Easing the Transition
- ☀️ On the first morning, try to wake up naturally without an alarm and get outside for sunlight as soon as possible.
- 🌳 Engaging with nature, such as walking among trees, can help your body sync with natural rhythms.
- 💪 Maintaining regular exercise and good sleep habits can also aid in adjusting to the time change.
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