If you're a snooze button pusher, there's some bad news for you, as research has indicated that the more alarms you have, the higher your heart rate.

US researchers found that those who set a sequence of alarms to wake them up in the morning are more likely to have a higher heart rate than those who rise to just one.

Stephen Mattingly from the University of Notre Dame in the US told Gareth Parker that people have an increased heart rate when they use the snooze button.

If you're a snooze button pusher, there's some bad news for you, as research has indicated that the more alarms you have, the higher your heart rate.
US researchers found that those who set a sequence of alarms to wake them up in the morning are more likely to have a higher heart rate than those who rise to just one.
Stephen Mattingly from the University of Notre Dame in the US told Gareth Parker that people have an increased heart rate when they use the snooze button.

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