Sandman’s secrets

Sleep is far more than just rest for our bodies—it's a critical time for our brains to process and consolidate memories. By understanding the relationship between sleep and memory, we can better appreciate the importance of a good night's rest for cognitive health.

Have you ever wondered why we dream? Or what's going on in our brains when we do? You're not alone! Dreams have fascinated people for centuries, and today, we're exploring the science behind these nighttime adventures.

We often hear from patients wondering how to improve their sleep quality. One key aspect many are curious about is deep sleep. Let's dive into why deep sleep matters and how you can get more of it.

Have you ever wondered why some people bounce out of bed at dawn while others come alive at midnight? This isn't just about habits - it's linked to your chronotype, a biological pattern that governs your ideal sleep-wake schedule.

Many people think nothing much happens when we sleep, but that's far from true. Sleep is a dynamic process where your mind and body are hard at work. Every night, you go through several sleep cycles, each with different stages.