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3 arsye pse gratë flenë gjithmonë më keq se burrat

By Lira Klaiqi

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Sipas studimeve, gratë kanë më shumë probleme me gjumin sesa burrat. Por pse ndodh kjo?

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Sipas studimeve, gratë kanë më shumë probleme me gjumin sesa burrat. Por pse ndodh kjo? Nëse ti ndihesh vazhdimisht e lodhur, ndërsa partneri yt fle i qetë gjatë gjithë natës, dije se nuk është thjesht rastësi. Shkenca tregon se gratë kanë më shumë vështirësi për të fjetur, zgjohen më shpesh gjatë natës dhe shpesh ndihen të lodhura edhe pasi kanë fjetur disa orë. Lexo edhe Ford Mustang i vitit 1966 merr motor modern V8 në projektin special për SEMA 2026 3 min lexim Ky Nissan 300ZX thuhet se qëndroi në një garazh për 28 vjet – dhe tani “po rikthehet në jetë” 1 min lexim Fitimet e Apple tejkalojnë pritshmëritë, mediat zbulojnë detaje 3 min lexim Sipas një studimi të quajtur Global Sleep Survey 2025, rreth 38% e grave kanë vështirësi për të fjetur të paktën tri net në javë, krahasuar me 29% të burrave. Ja tri arsyet kryesore: 1. Gratë vuajnë më shpesh nga çrregullimet e gjumit Gratë kanë më shumë probleme me pagjumësinë dhe shpesh bëjnë një gjumë më të lehtë, duke u zgjuar disa herë…

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3 arsye pse gratë flenë gjithmonë më keq se burrat

By Lira Klaiqi

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