Learning & education: Sleep
Ever wake up feeling like you barely got any sleep, even after a full night in bed? Or maybe your partner keeps nudging you because of your loud snoring? If this rings a bell, sleep apnea might be the culprit — a condition that's more common than you might realize.
Adenosine is a naturally occurring compound in the body that plays a crucial role in regulating sleep. It is a neurotransmitter that builds up in the brain throughout the day and promotes sleepiness. Caffeine, a widely consumed stimulant, works by blocking the effects of adenosine.
In this article, we'll be exploring 4 ways to naturally increase your melatonin levels through some dietary and lifestyle changes, whether it be lessening exposure to room light, eating foods like eggs and fish more often, or having one less cup of coffee!
The majestic magnolia tree, celebrated for its aromatic flowers, also harbors a lesser-known gem in its bark. For generations, traditional healers have valued this component, referred to as Houpo when used in traditional Chinese medicine, for its potential to alleviate stress, improve digestion, and enhance overall health.
Have you ever felt exhaustion dragging at your eyelids, only to find yourself wide awake staring at the ceiling as you lie in bed, not feeling sleepy at all despite being tired all day?
It's a frustrating paradox — you're feeling tired but can't sleep. This experience, known as paradoxical insomnia, affects millions of people worldwide alongside those with sleep disorders.
In our previous articles, we’ve discussed supplements that can help boost your immune system and lifestyle practices you can adopt to enhance your immune system. Adding onto that, we’ll be discussing 8 ways to strengthen your immune system without leaving your home in this article.
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