
Sleeping well is essential to improve the quality of our lives. It is a vital component of our physical and mental health, a pillar on which the body’s balance is based.
This September, as we mark Sleep Awareness Month, we would like to share some simple tips to help you enjoy better rest. Remember, be patient and consistent. Quality sleep takes time and good habits! Changing habits to improve sleep quality takes time.
The Power of Nourishment
- Avoid caffeine and heavy meals at dinner.
- Never eat too close to bedtime; choose light, easily digestible foods.
- Reduce liquid intake in the evening.
- Stop drinking at least an hour before bed to minimise night awakenings.
- Follow a balanced, nutrient-rich diet.

Physical Activity
- Exercise regularly, it improves sleep quality.
- Avoid intense workouts in the evening hours.
- If evenings are your only option, opt for calming practices like yoga or light stretching.

Digital Detox
- Power down devices at least one hour before bedtime.
- Blue light from screens hinders melatonin production, delaying sleep onset.
- Avoid checking the clock during the night—it increases stress and sleep disruption.

A Good Routine
- Go to bed and wake up at consistent times, yes, even on weekends.
- Avoid long naps during the day; if needed, cap them at 20 minutes.
- Create a soothing pre-sleep routine: read a book, drink herbal tea, listen to calming music, or simply unwind quietly.
The Quality of the Bed System
- Ensure your sleep environment is cool, dark, quiet, and comfortable.
- Choose a pillow that supports the natural alignment of your spine.
- Invest in a high-quality mattress tailored to your body and sleep preferences.