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I'm taking exercise at night and it keeps me awake?
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Not at night: You are waking yourself up. You should be winding down in the evening, allowing the natural process of going to sleep to unfold. It is how we are wired. Try exercising sometime before the sun goes down.
Answered 5/8/2019
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