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Andrew Huberman

05/22/25

@ Andrew Huberman

Keeping the room dark and cool is beneficial for sleep, as it helps regulate body temperature during the night.

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05/22/25

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Andrew Huberman

08/08/22

@ Andrew Huberman

For optimal sleep, keep your sleeping environment cool, ideally lowering the temperature by at least three degrees.

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Andrew Huberman

01/03/22

@ Andrew Huberman

To support sleep and habit consolidation, maintain a dark and cool environment during phase three, and avoid eating too close to bedtime.

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Andrew Huberman

08/08/22

@ Andrew Huberman

Temperature plays a significant role in sleep; a drop in body temperature is necessary for falling and staying asleep, while an increase can wake you up.

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Andrew Huberman

08/08/22

@ Andrew Huberman

Using eye masks can improve your ability to stay asleep, but they should not be too tight and the room should be cool enough to prevent waking up due to warmth.

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Andrew Huberman

05/22/25

@ Andrew Huberman

A drop in body temperature is essential for falling and staying asleep, and can be accelerated by taking hot baths or showers before bed.

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Matthew Walker

05/01/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

Creating a dark environment at night is crucial; consider using blackout curtains and reducing light exposure an hour before bed.

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Andrew Huberman

01/03/22

@ Dr Rangan Chatterjee

Dimming lights in the evening is crucial as bright light inhibits melatonin production, which is essential for sleep.

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Naval Ravikant

10/29/15

@ Tim Ferriss

Sleeping with an eye mask can enhance sleep quality, as it blocks out light and creates a more conducive sleeping environment.

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Andrew Huberman

08/08/22

@ Andrew Huberman

Light and darkness are powerful tools for regulating sleep; exposure to light signals your body to be awake, while darkness encourages sleep.