Why falling asleep too fast is a red flag: Sleep experts reveal the truth about instant slumber Falling asleep too quickly is a red flag. Contrary to popular belief, nodding off instantly (within 5 minutes) is a sign of chronic sleep deprivation or health issues, not efficient rest. A well-rested person typically takes 15-20 minutes to fall asleep. Instant sleep may indicate serious conditions. It can signal: chronic sleep debt (consistently getting less than 7-9 hours), obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) (linked to cardiovascular risks and accidents) and underlying health problems (anemia, thyroid issues, medication side effects) Many mistakenly believe quick sleepers…

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