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10 SLEEP EXPERT tips for seniors to sleep better tonight (STUDIES PROVE)

Tereza dos Santos

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10 SLEEP EXPERT tips for seniors to sleep better tonight (STUDIES PROVE)

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Tereza dos Santos
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4 просмотра · 6 дн. назад
Which of these 10 had nobody ever told you? Tell me in the comments. I read every one. The Sleep Manual, all ten tips step by step: https://mitchellbarbara.gumroad.com/l/the-... She bought two mattresses in three years for legs that crawled at night. The answer was never the mattress. It was a number on a blood test. Tonight, ten sleep tips for seniors that go deeper than "drink less coffee," each one with a study behind it, from 34 years behind the counter of my dad's mattress store in Ohio. THE 10 TIPS 1. Restless legs: ask your doctor to check your ferritin. The 2024 sleep guideline uses 75, much higher than the usual anemia cutoff. 2. Night leg cramps: magnesium didn't beat placebo in older adults; quinine carries an FDA warning; calf stretching is cheap and worth a try. 3. Medicines that keep you awake: bring every bottle to your pharmacist (a brown bag review). Never change a prescription on your own. 4. Melatonin: less is more. 22 of 25 gummy brands were mislabeled in a 2023 study. 5. Pain and sleep: poor sleep predicts tomorrow's pain more than pain predicts poor sleep. Pillow positions for hip, back and shoulder. 6. Less time in bed: a never under 6 hours(talk to your doctor first). 7. Hot flashes: CBT adapted for menopause cut how much they bothered wome8. How much light oldeyour eye doctor beforebuying a light box. 9. Pink noise, the truth, and the smoke-alarm check for anyone who takes hearing aids out at ni 10. CBT-I: the approach recommended first, before pills. Online programs work for people 55 to 95. About the book: 40 short chapters, large print, instant PDF, $25 one-time, 7-day refund. In The Sleep Manual: legs and cramps (chapter 12), medicines (chapter 34), melatonin (chapter 35)er 14), light (chapter27), noise (chapter 26), CBT-I (chapter 9). CHAPTERS 0:00 The blood test behind two mattresses 1:14 Tip 1: restless l 3:22 Tip 2: night leg cramps and the magnesium myth 5:14 Tip 3: the medicines that keep you awake 7:21 Tip 4: melatonin, less is more 9:30 Tip 5: pain and s 11:29 Tip 6: less time in bed 13:23 Tip 7: hot flash 15:09 Tip 8: how much light older eyes need 16:58 Tip 9: pink nois 18:42 Tip 10: CBT-I, the approach doctors recommend first SOURCES American Academy of Sleep Medicine, restless legs guideline (2024) · American Family Physicand the Cochranemagnesium review · FDA quinine warning (2010) · American Geriatrics Society Beers Criteria (2023) · Zhdanova et al., MIT (2001) · Cohen et al., JAMA (2023) · Finan et al., Journal of Pain (2013) · Buysse et al., ArchivInternal Medicine (201GH Center for Women'sMental Health · Light therapy in older adults (review) · Papalambros (2017) · American Collwin et al., JAMAPsychiatry (2022) · SHUTi OASIS trial (2025) This channel shares general, educational information about sleep and comfort. It is not medtor about ongoing sleepproblems, loud snoring, or before changing any medicine or starting a supplement. Barbara Mitchell is an AI-assisted character.