The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
So chill workouts if they're done more than two hours before bed did not affect sleep in any significant way. So um yeah like yoga, slow walk, things like that. And the actual effect if it was done within two hours before bed was pretty minimal compared to like strenuous activity.
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I still think for the most part it applies but I think that it's important to think about what kind of exercise you're doing if someone tells me oh I'm going to a yoga class I find this really relaxing and calming it's a form of stretching me D du fine okay this is the only time a day you can do it you got a job you got kids whatever right I'm not going to tell you to not go just because of the time of day that it is or weightlifting or whatnot