May 20, 2025
A Guide to Quitting Your Phone for Better Sleep, Mood, and Brainpower
Modern people’s intimate daily contact with their phones has reached a shocking level: on average, each person touches their phone 2,600 times a day—almost every 10 minutes sneaking a glance at the screen. In daily life, we spend nearly 7 hours online, with more than 2.5 hours just scrolling through social media. Behind these numbers lie huge hidden psychological and physiological risks. Anxiety and depression are frequent, attention spans shrink, time slips away in unconscious scrolling, sleep quality at night declines, moods turn gloomy, and even our cognitive ability and IQ quietly deteriorate. Phones are no longer just “time thieves,”









