Sleep
Sleep is the nightly repair cycle that shapes mood, memory, and metabolism — find essays on insomnia, sleep hygiene, REM cycles, and honest mattress notes.
Sexsomnia Is a Sleep Disorder, Not a Punchline
A person can initiate sex while asleep, complete it, and wake with no memory of any of it. Not a fantasy, not a euphemism, not an excuse cooked up the morning after.
Sleep and Lifestyle: I Spent Six Weeks Testing Whether the Problem Was My Day, Not My Night
Here is the question I actually asked myself, lying awake at 2:40 on a Tuesday: if I've already fixed the bedroom — blackout blinds, cool room, no phone on the pillow — and I still sleep badly, is the…
Mindfulness for Sleep: What It Actually Does When You Can't Turn Your Brain Off
You have probably heard that the point of meditation is to empty your mind, and that a clear mind is a sleeping mind. It is a tidy story.
How to Reset Your Circadian Rhythm — and What That Has to Do With Your Skin
Walk down the skincare aisle and you will eventually meet the phrase "night repair." The idea is that your skin, like a nocturnal janitorial crew, does its real work while you sleep — and that if you…
Insomnia Treatment That Actually Works: What the Order of Operations Should Be
The most common insomnia treatment in America is a small oblong pill, and the second most common is a slightly larger one.
Can You Treat Restless Legs Syndrome Without Medication? I Spent Eight Weeks Finding Out
The question I typed into a search bar at 2 a.m., legs twitching under the duvet, was blunt: can I treat this without drugs?