Sleep Blog —
Rest, Recovery, Renewal

Good sleep is the foundation of emotional balance and daily performance.
In this section, you’ll find science-based insights and practical advice to help you understand your body’s natural rhythms and create a routine that supports calm nights and energized mornings.
Each article is written in compliance with EU and EFSA health-claim standards, focusing on verified links between nutrients, hormones, and restorative sleep.

Sleep is not a pause — it’s how your body rebuilds strength.

Featured Articles
in the Sleep Blog

Discover small, evidence-based habits that improve sleep quality — from evening light and screen use to timing of meals and relaxation rituals.
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Learn how nutrients like magnesium, tryptophan, and vitamin B6 naturally support the body’s own melatonin production for better sleep onset.
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It’s not only how long you sleep, but how deeply.
Understand the factors that define real sleep quality and how to measure improvement.
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While you rest, your body works.
Explore how tissues repair, hormones rebalance, and the brain clears stress-related by-products during night recovery.
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Mood and sleep share the same chemical language.
See how neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin influence both motivation by day and rest by night.
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Understand the body’s internal clock — how light, hormones, and habits regulate the circadian rhythm that decides when we feel sleepy or alert.
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Stress shortens sleep, and poor sleep increases stress — a known feedback loop.
Learn how to break it using relaxation, nutrients, and bedtime structure.
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Every night is a cycle of stages.
Discover what happens during REM and deep sleep, and why each is vital for memory and restoration.
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Your mood follows your rhythm.
See how maintaining a consistent sleep-wake pattern supports emotional balance and daytime focus.
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Sleep and metabolism are deeply connected.
Find out how poor rest affects hunger hormones, glucose control, and energy levels.
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