生活百科對(duì)健康生活有益的6個(gè)偷懶習(xí)慣

 

Sometimes it’s healthier to not apply yourself. Really.

You Will Need

Unmade bed
Air-dried dishes
Less-than-clean home
Naps
Daydreams
Doodling

Step 1: Leave the bed unmade（起床后不鋪床）
Leave the bed unmade. It’s more sanitary to pull back the covers and let the linens air out than to trap dust mites under the warm covers, where they’ll thrive.

Step 2: Don't dry the dishes（不把碗碟吹干）
Don’t towel-dry hand-washed dishes. Air-drying is so much more hygienic that most restaurants are forbidden from using dishtowels.

Step 3: Clean the house less（不過(guò)于頻繁地打掃房子）
Don’t go crazy keeping your house spic and span, especially if you have children. Many researchers support the so-called “hygiene hypothesis” – the theory that the bacteria, viruses and worms that enter our bodies via dirt are necessary to develop a immune system capable of fighting back against these invaders.

Step 4: Take naps（午休）
Take half-hour naps a few times a week. People who do have lower rates of death from heart disease.

Aim for seven to eight hours of sleep per night in addition to naps.

Step 5: Doodle（胡寫(xiě)亂畫(huà)）
Go ahead and doodle as the boss drones on. Research shows that scribbling when you’re bored improves concentration and memory.

Step 6: Daydream（做白日夢(mèng)）
Don’t feel guilty about daydreaming. Scientists have discovered it’s actually a stimulating mental activity that prepares the brain for complex problem-solving.