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Even just a little bit...
affects sleep quality
Although you don't seem to have any problems during sleep, there appear to be significant issues with your sleep environment and habits.
Characteristics of this type
●You have a habit of nightcaps, smoking, or caffeine intake before bed.●You look at your smartphone or computer right before bed.
●You often eat late at night.
...Do any of these apply to you?
Unconscious daily habits affect sleep quality without you realizing it. When sleep quality is low, even if you get enough sleep, fatigue accumulates without being resolved.
When fatigue accumulates, you can't perform at your best at work. Improving sleep quality is directly linked to fatigue recovery, so let's review your usual habits (even just one).
Sleep deprivation can lead to obesity and the risk of lifestyle-related diseases. This is said to be influenced by the relationship between sleep and hormones that regulate appetite.
By improving your sleep, you can reduce these risks.
Sleep quality can be improved by making small changes to your pre-sleep habits. We recommend gradually changing those bad habits you tend to fall into before bed.
Improvement points
to incorporate at home
● To lower your core body temperature at bedtime, take a bath 90 minutes before going to bed to slightly raise your core body temperature before bed and then lower it when you go to sleep.● To promote body awakening, choose a breakfast that requires thorough chewing
● Avoid smartphone and TV light before bed, and expose your face to sunlight upon waking to reset your body clock
Aim for a regular daily routine where you go to bed and wake up at roughly the same time in a quiet, dimly lit room.
Finally, although the amount of sleep each person needs varies, it has been shown that sleeping less than 5 hours can lead to a weakened immune system, various health risks, and obesity. Try to get at least 5 hours of sleep every day.
Science of Brain and Sleep
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Making up for lost sleep on holidays
can actually be detrimental...
It seems you have accumulated considerable sleep debt. Sleep debt refers to "sleep deprivation that accumulates little by little every day," or, in other words, "borrowed sleep." Sleep debt cannot be easily repaid by simply catching up on sleep on your days off. It is extremely important to ensure you get enough sleep on weekdays and to be mindful of preventing sleep deprivation from accumulating.
One experiment has shown that "two weeks of 6-hour sleep leads to the same level of brain performance decline as pulling an all-nighter, and furthermore, four hours of sleep leads to brain performance declining to the same level as two all-nighters after one week."
Characteristics of this type
● Large difference in sleep duration between weekdays and holidays● Different bedtimes on weekdays and holidays
(e.g., sleeping in on days off)
● Still feeling sluggish after days off, even though you thought you got enough sleep ...Do any of these apply to you?
A gap in sleep duration between weekdays and holidays can disrupt your internal clock, leading to various effects such as sleepiness, fatigue, and reduced concentration after days off. By eliminating this sleep duration gap, you can avoid these effects and perform at your best from the start of the week.
Sleep deprivation can lead to obesity and the risk of lifestyle-related diseases. This is said to be influenced by the connection between sleep and hormones that control appetite.
By regulating your sleep, you can reduce these risks.
If it's difficult to improve your daily routine, even a small change in your sleep habits can improve sleep quality and alleviate sleep debt.
Improvement points
to incorporate at home
● It is important to lower your core body temperature at bedtime, so take a bath within 90 minutes before going to bed, slightly raising your core body temperature before bed to lower it at bedtime.● Choose foods that require chewing for breakfast to promote body awakening
and so on.
Try to maintain a regular lifestyle by going to bed and waking up at roughly the same time every day in a quiet room with dim lighting.
Finally, while the amount of sleep each person needs varies, it is known that less than 5 hours of sleep can lead to reduced immunity, various diseases, and obesity. Please try to get at least 5 hours of sleep every day.
Science of Brain and Sleep
Brain Sleep Store
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Do you feel strong sleepiness
or insomnia?
It seems you have a significant problem with your usual sleep. Various factors influence sleep quality, but there might be an issue with your sleep environment or daily sleep habits.
Characteristics of this type
● Not getting enough sleep (less than 6 hours)● Waking up multiple times in the middle of the night
● Feeling very sleepy during the day
...Do any of these apply to you?
Sleep deprivation cannot be overcome by willpower alone. Do you find yourself dozing off during work, or making more careless mistakes?
Some say that working while sleep-deprived is like working while drunk. In other words, by getting enough sleep, you can significantly improve the quality of your work.
Sleep deprivation can lead to obesity and the risk of lifestyle-related diseases. This is said to be influenced by the connection between sleep and hormones that control appetite.
By regulating your sleep, you can reduce these risks.
If you experience strong sleepiness that doesn't improve even after changing your sleep environment or habits, or if you have symptoms of insomnia and your daily life is affected by sleep problems, it's important to consult a nearby sleep clinic.
If you're not ready for a clinic yet...
Why not start by talking to "HELPO"? Please tell us about your current situation.
Finally, while the amount of sleep each person needs varies, it is known that less than 5 hours of sleep can lead to reduced immunity, various diseases, and obesity. Please try to get at least 5 hours of sleep every day.
Science of Brain and Sleep
Brain Sleep Store
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Good, deep sleep every day
Good Sleep ConditionType
Overall, you don't seem to have any major sleep problems. Continue to maintain a regular daily routine and an appropriate sleep environment to prevent sleep debt from accumulating.
Sleep deprivation can lead to obesity and the risk of lifestyle-related diseases. This is said to be influenced by the relationship between sleep and hormones that regulate appetite. By improving your sleep, you can reduce these risks.
You may already be practicing some of these, but to improve your sleep even further, we recommend keeping the following points in mind:
Improvement points
● To lower your core body temperature at bedtime, take a bath 90 minutes before going to bed to slightly raise your core body temperature before bed and then lower it when you go to sleep.to incorporate at home
● To promote body awakening, choose a breakfast that requires thorough chewing
● Avoid smartphone and TV light before bed, and expose your face to sunlight upon waking to reset your body clock
By maintaining good sleep, continue to live a healthy life.
If you have any concerns in the future, please also try using HELPO.
Finally, although the amount of sleep each person needs varies, it has been shown that sleeping less than 5 hours can lead to a weakened immune system, various health risks, and obesity. Try to get at least 5 hours of sleep every day.
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