Certificate of RFK JR. -a encourages a sleeping expert to express the concern about sleeping teenagers
Washington, DC – Sleep expert supporting Roberta F. Kennedy Jr. -a Mane America Healthy Healthy (Maha) The movement is advocating for something he says that people don’t talk enough: sleep.
Jeffrey Rose, Clinical Hypnotist and Sleep Specialist with headquarters in New York, is a friend and longtime supporter Kennedy, who was confirmed on Thursday as a Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary on Thursday (HHS) President Donald Trump cabinet.
“[The MAHA] The movement means a lot to me because I constantly preach health, “Rose said in an interview with Fox News Digital.
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Rose said there was a chronic Dream deficiency across the country, but more precisely with the students.
“These high school children are not able to be sharp and focus and learn, it doesn’t matter how good schools are or teachers or reputation. The children are exhausted at school.”
Sleeping specialist and clinical hypnotist, Jeffrey Rose, tells Fox News Digital that he is looking forward to the movement of Make American Great Again and that he intends to highlight the importance of sleeping health. (Fox News Digital)
Teens at the age of 13 to 17 should sleep 8 to 10 hours at 24 hours, according to the centers for the control and prevention of the disease (CDC).
“We have to get the kids a chance to get nine hours [of] Sleep, which is currently impossible, “Rose divided.
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“There is no greater reform we can do for high school education,” he said.
Rose said that the lack of sleep in its own way “drugs in the gate” with side effects spilled into students leaning on relaxation such as alcohol and marijuana and then Adderall or Ritalin focus.
More than 77% of high school students reported not to sleep on school nights. (East)
The most current information from the Youth Behavior survey (YRBS), which developed a CDC, showed that 77.3% of high school students reported not to sleep on school nights.
“When [schools start later] You get Less illness Because people appear with a strong immune system, less absences, less car accidents, better sports outcomes, better. Everything is done much better. “Rose said.
“With the exception Dr. Oz, I didn’t hear too many people talking about sleeping … I talked to Bobby [RFK Jr.] He listens about that too. “
“Now that he doesn’t have to focus on confirmation, I could talk about questions that are important to us, important for me, important for America,” Rose added.
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California became the first state in 2022 to later dictate The time of the start of the school, With secondary schools that start not earlier than 8am and high schools that start not earlier until 8:30, according to the National Association for Education (NEA).
“We have to get the kids a chance to get nine hours [of] Sleep, which is currently impossible. “ (East)
Florida brought similar legislation in 2023, signed Government Ron Desantis. Starting in 2026, public schools should start at 8:30 for high schools and 8 hours for high schools, the American Sleep Academy reported.
In January, SB 296 (SB 296) filed, Senator Jennifer Bradley, the island of R-Fleming, seeks to undo these initial times before entering into force next year.
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Supporters in the benefit of later initial times consider it to improve the focus and health of the student, while those who are not favored claim that this will affect work parents and conflict with after school activities, Fox 35 Orlando reported.
“Still a later time of the start of schools can have firefighting effects in school districts and will not feel the same as equally Students, family and educators. Dealing with these potential disadvantages and listening to all stakeholders is crucial, experts say, before the district takes this step, “the Nea said.
Nea reported that a study of the University of Minnesota 2021 focused on 18,000 students in grades of 5 to 11, it showed that the average points increased by an average of 0.1 points after being pushed by the start of the school of the school.
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“While researchers categorized the benefits of sleep as” big “, academic improvements were considered” small, “Nea wrote.
Rose said she believed that “there is no bigger reform we can do for high school education” than to stimulate the start time in American schools. (East)
Study 2022. Published in The Journal of School Health said students in Colorado ” less stressed And he still rested three years after high schools started 70 minutes later, and high schools started 40 to 60 minutes later, “the same source said.
“The initiatives for later the beginning are focused on high school students and high school students, because the age group is more sensitive to the bad effects of inadequate sleep.”
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