Not exact matches
Among
people with mild or moderate anxiety,
reading before bed can sometimes help induce calmness and alleviate anxiety by taking your mind off of troubling thoughts, which can then lead to a better night of sleep.
While a good idea in concept, many
people wonder if
reading before bed actually makes you tired.
A recent study found that
people who
read from light - emitting
reading devices usually have a harder time falling asleep and don't sleep as deeply compared to those who
read from a physical book
before bed.
This helps explain why
people who spend a lot of time on their computer or
reading on a tablet at night
before going to
bed have either more problem falling asleep or report poor sleep quality.
Amazon at the event also introduced the Kindle Paperwhite e-reader, which can light up and is aimed at
people who want to
read in
bed before they fall asleep.