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Today’s tip from Luna
Keep the same wake-up time every day, even on weekends.
Zoomable sleep-cycle chart
A typical night for a healthy adult, cycling through light, deep and REM sleep about every 90 minutes. Tap the dots to learn each stage. Pinch or Ctrl+scroll to zoom.
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Sleep cycles
The first few minutes: light sleep, slow eye movements, sometimes that falling feeling. Easy to wake from.
Schematic hypnogram. Real nights vary from person to person and night to night.
Interactive breathing
Follow the circle. Slow breathing is a simple way to wind down. Pick a pattern; we remember your favourite on this device.
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Stop if you feel dizzy. Breathe normally if any pattern feels uncomfortable.
Sleep calculator
Set your wake-up time. We count back in 90-minute cycles plus about 15 minutes to fall asleep. Saved on this device.
A rule of thumb, not a prescription. Most adults need 7–9 hours.
Research, explained simply
What sleep and relaxation research actually shows, with links to every study.
Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine · 2020
In 120 adults with insomnia and a psychiatric condition, four weeks with a weighted chain blanket reduced insomnia severity more than a light control blanket. Results may not apply to everyone.
Study: A randomized controlled study of weighted chain blankets for insomnia in psychiatric disorders
Read the study ↗JAMA Internal Medicine · 2015
In 49 older adults with moderate sleep problems, a six-week mindfulness programme improved self-reported sleep quality more than a sleep-hygiene education class.
Study: Mindfulness meditation and improvement in sleep quality among older adults with sleep disturbances
Read the study ↗Journal of Advanced Nursing · 2016
In 80 postnatal women, two weeks of chamomile tea improved self-reported sleep problems compared with controls, but the effect faded four weeks after stopping.
Study: Effects of drinking chamomile tea on sleep quality and depression in sleep-disturbed postnatal women
Read the study ↗Not medical advice. We explain published research in plain English for general interest only. Studies have limits and results vary. Talk to your GP or a qualified health professional before changing your routine, especially if you are pregnant, take medication or have a health condition.
Quick quiz
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Guides
Gentle, evidence-informed rituals for the last hour of the day.
Dim, disconnect, unwind, sleep.
Read →02Weight, fabric and size.
Read →03Momme, mulberry and care.
Read →04Caffeine-free blends and how to brew.
Read →05Light, temperature and sound.
Read →06What the research suggests.
Read →Tools, explained
Habits first, things second. These are the few sleep tools we rate. Tap the numbered callouts to see how each works.
Deep-pressure comfort · Baloo Living
A weighted comforter spreads small glass beads through stitched pockets, so gentle, even pressure covers your body, like a long hug.
Callout
Tiny glass beads add weight without bulk and stay put in their pockets.
The science: In a randomised trial, four weeks with a weighted chain blanket reduced insomnia severity versus a light blanket (Ekholm et al., 2020). Results may not apply to everyone.
Mulberry silk · Blissy
Silk is a smooth protein fibre with low friction, so hair and skin glide rather than drag as you move in your sleep. Blissy uses mulberry silk.
Callout
Long, smooth silk fibres make a soft, slippery fabric.
The science: Smooth, low-friction fabrics are widely recommended for hair breakage and sleep creases, but high-quality sleep studies on pillowcases are limited.
Total darkness · Blissy
A contoured, weighted eye mask blocks light and adds gentle pressure over the eyes. Darkness is one of the strongest signals for melatonin.
Callout
Shaped around the nose to stop light leaking in at the bottom.
The science: In hospital studies, eye masks and earplugs improved patients’ self-rated sleep; at home, a dark room or mask is a simple first step.
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In the news
Meditation improved ease of waking, but objective sleep measures did not change in healthy older adults.
medRxiv ↗App-based mindfulness improved self-reported sleep quality, with mixed results on objective measures.
JMIR ↗Two decades of trials of an online CBT-I programme, the gold-standard insomnia treatment, are pooled.
SLEEP ↗A small trial looks at yoga’s effects on sleep and cardiovascular health.
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