Ending daylight saving time may actually be bad for your health - Study Finds
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SEVILLE, Spain — Daylight saving time is an annoyance for many, especially when it comes their sleep cycles. The biannual disruptions that go along with “springing forward” and “falling back” have led many, including politicians in several states, to petition to cancel the clock-changing practice completely. So would this actually be a good plan? While keeping the same time throughout the year may sound like a good thing, a new study finds it could be bad for your health during the winter months.