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sleep movement

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noun

  1. the folding together of leaflets, petals, etc, that occurs at night in certain plants, such as the prayer plant ( Maranta leuconura )

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With Vitals, I wanted to put in the traditional things like sleep, movement and diet, which are all important.

From Los Angeles Times

Food, sleep, movement, water and alcohol intake: Take a peek at your basic self-care habits.

From Washington Post

Dr. Vinson said she is encouraging families “not to take for granted the things that sound simple — sleep, movement. I talk to all my families about movement, exercise, nutrition, and really protecting those things, because you need your brain at its best while you’re dealing with all this stress right now.”

From New York Times

His best-selling book, “The 4 Pillar Plan,” guides people to improve their health through better sleep, movement, relaxation and food.

From New York Times

Codenamed Burrito internally, the Apple Watch sleep tracking is said to track quality of sleep, movement, heart rate, and noises.

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