17/10/2025
We often underestimate how powerful sleep is for our brain health. It’s not just rest, it’s when your brain removes toxins and repairs itself. During deep sleep, the brain clears out harmful proteins that are directly linked to Alzheimer’s disease and memory loss.
When you cut your sleep short or stay up late scrolling, gaming, or binge-watching, your brain misses this crucial cleaning process. Over time, that buildup can affect your focus, memory, and long-term brain function.
Poor sleep doesn’t just make you tired, it can quietly increase your risk of Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative conditions.
Think of sleep as your brain’s natural detox. Make it non-negotiable. Set a bedtime routine, limit screen time, and give your brain the rest it deserves.
Protect your memory. Protect your future.