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Sleeping late isn’t just about feeling tired the next day—it places silent strain on your heart. Inadequate or irregular sleep can disrupt blood pressure, increase stress hormones, and gradually impact overall cardiovascular health. Prioritising quality sleep is a vital step in protecting your heart, improving recovery, and supporting long-term well-being. A healthier heart begins with healthier sleep habits—because every night truly matters.

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