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Sleep environment

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The most important thing is for the environment to be

dark, quiet, and cool

The ideal sleep environment is a completely dark and quiet space with a temperature between 16–20°C.

Your sleep environment greatly influences how easily you fall and stay asleep. Darkness signals the brain to release melatonin, a hormone that promotes sleep. Quietness minimizes distractions that might wake you up, while a cooler bedroom (60–67°F or 16–20°C) mimics the body's natural temperature drop during sleep. Noise-canceling tools like earplugs or white noise machines are particularly helpful in noisy environments. A well-optimized environment can significantly improve sleep quality and duration.

A comfortable bed is 

the be-all and end-all of good sleep

Choose a mattress that supports proper posture, and avoid synthetic bedding and non-breathable blankets!

Proper bedding supports the body's posture and relieves pressure points, reducing discomfort that can wake you during the night. Investing in a good mattress and pillow can alleviate back and neck pain and improve spinal alignment. High-quality, breathable sheets and blankets regulate temperature and promote a feeling of comfort. Bedding is often overlooked, but it directly impacts sleep continuity. Regularly replacing worn-out mattresses and pillows is essential for long-term sleep quality.

Remove any distractions

from your environment

Make your bedroom a sleep parlour!

Bedrooms should be dedicated to sleep and intimacy to condition the brain to associate the space with rest. TVs, smartphones, and laptops disrupt this association, making it harder to unwind. Electronics emit blue light, which suppresses melatonin and delays sleep onset. Even small reminders of work or social activities, like a cluttered nightstand, can mentally overstimulate you. Keeping the bedroom simple, clean, and technology-free promotes a sense of calm and readiness for sleep.

Listening to podcasts or music is a very bad idea when dealing with sleep disorders, and it's definitely not the right way to study! When you're sleeping, there's only one thing you should focus on: sleep!

General sleeping habits