20/03/2026
Poor sleep is not just about feeling tired tomorrow — over time, it may have a real impact on how the brain ages.
The good news is that small habits can make a big difference, and you do not need to overhaul everything at once.
Start here:
• Go to bed and wake up at the same time each day, even on weekends
• Dim the lights 60 minutes before bed
• Avoid caffeine and alcohol within 6 hours of bedtime
• Try a warm bath or shower around 90 minutes before sleep
• Track your sleep if it helps, but do not become overly focused on the numbers
• Supplement wisely — magnesium, glycine, and ashwagandha may be supportive for some people
Sleep is one of the most powerful foundations for brain health, mood, recovery, and resilience.
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