
Has sleepmaxxing gone too far?
What was once a sleep hygiene rebrand morphed into obsessive health optimization. Is it still good for us?
I’m Dr Vanessa Hill, a sleep scientist and public educator on a mission to help people feel less tired. This newsletter offers a deep dive in to the latest sleep research, for science-backed insights.
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Sleep scientists and physicians oppose Daylight Saving Time. The Florida golf industry keeps it going.

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A new study suggests being kind to yourself might help you get to sleep, and feel better too

Evening habits can be harder to stick with than morning ones. Your hormones might explain why.
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