This is Matthew Walker.
He’s the best sleep scientist of the 21st century.
His message? The shorter your sleep, the shorter your life.
Here's his evidence-backed protocol for getting high-quality sleep every single night:
There is a global sleep-loss epidemic. One-third of modern civilization doesn't sleep enough. If that’s you, Dr Walker suggests:
•Regular hours
��Ideal temperature
•Dark environment
•Walk it out
•No caffeine and alcohol before bed
•A wind-down routine
@invis4yo Just because it is a super cute joke:
Why did Kim Kardashian bring a ladder to bed?
Because she heard dreams were on the top shelf, and she's all about reaching new heights—even in her sleep!
@renatopllopes@DaniBeckman I’m going to add in it being a protein issue that is a catalyst to the microbiota and immune system deregulation/issues…. The foods we consume and the proteins our bodies cannot manage must play a huge role in these psychiatric disorders through inflammatory presentations etc
Daytime Physical Activity is Key to Unlocking Better Sleep
A new study reveals a strong connection between daily physical activity and sleep quality in both children and adults.
Analyzing the daily habits of 1168 children and 1360 adults, the research highlights that engaging in moderate to vigorous physical activity leads to significant improvements in sleep efficiency, reduced tiredness, and overall better sleep quality.
The study emphasizes the importance of considering the entire day's activities, rather than just pre-bedtime routines, in enhancing sleep.
By simulating various time-use scenarios, researchers discovered that increased physical activity is key to less troubled sleep and more restful nights, challenging the notion that merely extending sleep duration can lead to better rest.
This insight offers a simple yet effective strategy for improving sleep and, by extension, overall health and well-being.
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