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It all depends on age. For example, it has been proven that teens need more sleep than adults, and they naturally stay up later and sleep in longer due to hormones in the body at that age.

There is no set "best" time to sleep. This all depends on your profession (night shifts?) and what you need to do in your daily life. It is though, always recommended to get at least eight full hours of restless sleep.

Typically the best thing to do, is not eat two or so hours before you sleep, turn off any electronics at least one hour before...and sort of just relax that hour before sleep. This can mean...doing a puzzle, reading a book, talking to your family...that sort.

If you have trouble sleeping, try not looking at the clock when trying to go to bed. If you get used to this, your body may trick itself into believing it should be awake at that time, not asleep.

Also be sure that you're comfortable.

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