How Much Deep Sleep Do You Actually Need?
Deep sleep makes up roughly 13 to 23 percent of a healthy adult’s night, and it declines with age. Here is what that means for the number on your tracker.
What the research actually says about sleep stages, circadian rhythm, sleep debt and common sleep problems.
Deep sleep makes up roughly 13 to 23 percent of a healthy adult’s night, and it declines with age. Here is what that means for the number on your tracker.
Caffeine does not just keep you awake longer. It reduces deep sleep, and the effect is measurable eight hours after your last cup. Here is what the research shows and how to work out your own cut-off time.
Waking in the small hours is usually not a sleep disorder. It is what happens when a normal light sleep phase meets a body that has been primed to wake — by alcohol, blood sugar, temperature or worry.
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