
Better sleep in winter: how to improve your night's rest
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A good night's sleep is the foundation of your health. Yet, many people sleep worse in winter. The early darkness, a disrupted sleep pattern, and stress all contribute to sleep problems.
Why sleep is so important
During sleep, your body recovers: your immune system is activated, your brain processes stimuli and your muscles relax.
Causes of poor sleep in winter
- Too little daylight and a disturbed circadian rhythm
- Stress and worry
- Irregular eating or sleeping patterns
What helps?
- Get daylight: Go outside during the day.
- Create an evening ritual: limit screen time, take a warm shower.
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Orthomolecular support:
- Sleep Support : without melatonin, but with natural ingredients such as valerian and passion flower for a relaxing night's sleep.
- Relax Support : supports relaxation during times of stress, making it easier to fall asleep.
With the right habits and natural support, sleep becomes a source of recovery and energy again.