Can Exercising Lead to Better Sleep?

Do you despise the idea of working out? You’re not alone. Many people would rather catch an extra 15-20 minutes of sleep than go for a run, walk, or jog in the morning. Although it might be tempting to roll over and hit the snooze button, the reality is that you may be creating more problems for your body. When you lack the fuel needed to stay energized throughout the day as well as get the rest you need at night, you enter into a cycle of restless sleep. So this begs the question, “Can exercise reduce sleep apnea symptoms?” Read on to find out.