Research shows if you stay awake till late night, you are likely to be smarter

When you stay up late at night, have you ever wondered how it affects your brain? Recent research has shown that people who stay up late may have a higher level of intelligence (IQ). This research has surprised everyone.

A recent research report suggests that people who stay up late might be more intelligent. You’ve probably heard from your parents or others that staying up late is a bad habit and that one should sleep early and wake up at dawn. But when it comes to improving the brain’s cognitive ability, waking up at night can be more effective than waking up early in the morning.

Recently, a study revealed that the cognitive ability of the brains of those who stay up late at night is better than that of those who wake up early in the morning. People who sleep late at night have brains that work faster than those who wake up early. The cognitive function of people who stay awake at night was found to be better, while it was less in those who wake up early in the morning.

The intelligence, reasoning, and memory of those who stay awake until late at night are better than those who sleep early. Their brains work better. Scientific tests were conducted, and it was found that only those people who stay awake until late get good positions and well-paid jobs.

According to sources, a person needs to get 7-9 hours of sleep for better function. If a person sleeps late at night and wakes up early in the morning, then it can harm his mental health. Therefore, if you want to keep your brain healthy or make it sharp, then it is essential to get adequate sleep. Even if you sleep late, get at least 7-8 hours of good sleep. This will help in your brain function. It is also essential to maintain a balanced lifestyle, including proper nutrition, physical activity, and stress management, to support overall mental and physical health.

Sweta Dagar is an avid reader and writer. She hails from Bulandshahr (U.P) where she completed her formap education. She loves exploring varieties of topics that shape the public opinion at large. If you have any queries, feel free to contact her at [email protected].