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While most people will adjust to the time change in a couple of days, night owls and those who habitually grab fewer than seven hours of sleep a night can take a full week to catch up.

Here are some tips to help reset your internal clock and survive your first couple of days back at work or school:
Start going to bed 15 minutes earlier a couple of nights before the time change.

Set your alarm 30 minutes earlier on Saturday and Sunday morning you are used to getting up earlier on Monday.
Go outside early Saturday and Sunday morning.

If you don't have a pre-existing health condition, exercise outdoors, but not after 4 p.m. which can disrupt sleep later.

Refrain from napping over the weekend.

Avoid alcohol on Sunday night. While it might knock you out, alcohol disrupts sleep patterns.

Eat a healthy, substantial breakfast Monday morning to provide you with energy to get through the day.