Feeling the effects of daylight saving?

Changing back the clocks could bring out symptoms of seasonal affective disorder

Daylight Saving Time ended yesterday, and if you’re feeling the effects, you’re not alone.

A recent survey found that 69% of Americans say adjusting the clocks impacts their mood, energy, and ability to focus.

Age seems to play a role: 83% of Boomers report feeling the impact, compared to just 54% of Gen Z.

Parents also notice the effects, with 57% saying the time change significantly disrupts their children’s sleep patterns. So if your kids seem a bit off today, that could be why.

Adding to the potential for disrupted sleep, 29% of Americans expect to lose sleep over the upcoming election, while 71% don’t anticipate it affecting their rest.

Matt Ray

Matt Ray

Matt is a Jacksonville native and has been in radio for over two decades. Matt also owns his own production company that produces Award winning Radio and TV commercials all over the country for a variety of clients.

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