🌙 Sleep Hygiene & Fatigue Management *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

3.1 – The Role of Bedroom Temperature: The temperature of your room can decide how deeply you sleep. A cooler room helps your body lower its core temperature, which signals it’s time to rest. When your body cools naturally, you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. Overheating causes tossing and turning and can wake you up at night. Most people sleep best around 65 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit, but comfort varies. Using breathable blankets and cotton sheets helps air flow better. If you live in a hot place, a fan or open window can make a difference. Warm feet and a cool body make sleep come easier, so try socks if needed. Adjusting your environment teaches your body to rest with ease. The right temperature can turn an ordinary night into a deeply refreshing one.

About this course

Techniques and routines to improve sleep quality, reduce fatigue, and restore daily energy levels for better overall health.

This course includes:
  • Sleep habit tracking tools and bedtime routine planners
  • Relaxation and wind-down techniques for better rest
  • Environmental optimization tips for improved sleep quality

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