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01/24/2026

Ever heard of “dark showering”? 🚿🌙 It’s exactly what it sounds like: taking your evening shower with the lights off or very dim to help your body and brain wind down before bed. Bright bathroom lights can signal alertness, while a darker, calmer environment may support your natural rhythm. Combined with the relaxing effect of warm water, a dark shower can feel like a gentle reset after a long day, especially if your mind tends to stay busy at night.

By lowering light exposure and stimulation, this simple habit may help ease the transition from day to night and make it easier to relax before bedtime. Learn more about whether dark showering can actually help you sleep, plus tips for trying it safely in this Everyday Health article.

Taking a dark shower could be key to better sleep. Learn more about the evidence behind this pre-bedtime home practice.

01/22/2026

Winter wellness isn’t just about staying cozy, it’s about protecting your , too. Small habits can make a big difference this season: keeping a consistent sleep schedule, creating a relaxing wind-down routine, staying hydrated, and setting up a cool, dark sleep space can all support better rest.

If you’re looking for simple, realistic ways to sleep better this winter, we put them all in our blog! ❄️💤

Cozy habits can make winter your most restful season yet Winter naturally invites us to slow down, settle in, and embrace comfort. Shorter days, cooler weather, and a cozier home environment make this season the perfect opportunity to build calming routines that support deeper, higher-quality sleep,...

01/21/2026

When winter makes everything feel heavier, gentle stretching can support circulation, ease stiffness, and help your body transition into rest mode. ❄️
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01/21/2026

Carrying extra weight and struggling with snoring, daytime fatigue, or waking up gasping? It might not be “just being tired.” Obesity and obstructive often go hand-in-hand; excess weight can increase pressure around the upper airway and raise your risk for breathing interruptions at night.

The good news: apnea is treatable, and addressing it can be a powerful step toward feeling better, having more energy, and supporting your overall health.

If you think you might have sleep apnea, talk with your doctor about a sleep evaluation. Getting answers is the first step. 💜😴

Having a healthy weight is vital for your overall health and well-being. The most common cause of Sleep Apnea is excess weight and obesity.

01/18/2026

New research continues to reinforce the importance of quality for long-term brain health. A recent Medical News Today article highlights growing evidence that poor sleep quality, chronic insomnia, and untreated may all increase the risk of dementia over time.

When sleep is disrupted, the brain may not clear waste as effectively, and conditions like obstructive sleep apnea can reduce oxygen levels during the night. Over time, these changes may contribute to cognitive decline and memory issues. While more research is still needed, experts agree that prioritizing healthy sleep habits and addressing sleep disorders early can play a meaningful role in protecting brain health as we age.

If you or a loved one struggles with loud snoring, frequent awakenings, or ongoing trouble falling or staying asleep, it may be time to take sleep seriously, not just for energy and mood, but for long-term cognitive health.

Medical News Today looks at three key studies and their key findings that highlight and further confirm the connection between how poor sleep increases dementia risk.

01/17/2026

Start the year strong! Better should be at the top of your goals. Quality sleep supports natural blood sugar regulation and can improve insulin sensitivity, whereas insufficient sleep may contribute to insulin resistance.

In our blog, we break down the diabetes-sleep connection and share simple, realistic tips, such as sticking to a consistent sleep schedule, creating a calming bedtime routine, and limiting screen time before bed.

Make 2026 the year you protect your sleep, enhance your diabetes management, and take charge of your health from the inside out. Visit our blog today to get started with our practical tips and make better sleep part of your diabetes management plan. 💜

Explore the intricate connection between diabetes and sleep, and shed light on the importance of a good night’s rest in diabetes care.

01/16/2026

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01/15/2026

Thinking about doing ? It’s not just a “reset”; cutting back on alcohol can have real benefits for your overall health, from better to more energy and improved wellness.

If you’ve been feeling extra tired lately or your sleep has been off, Dry January can be a simple way to see how your body responds when alcohol is off the table, especially if you’re working on healthier habits this year.

Dry January is kicking off the new year by cutting alcohol for an entire month. It's a trend that's gaining popularity each year.

01/15/2026

Spending five minutes of journaling each morning can help regulate stress levels, calm thoughts, and set the tone for deeper, more restful sleep. 🩷
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01/14/2026

Winter nights can sneak up on us, and so can bedtime. ❄️🌙

If you’ve been eating dinner later in the season and noticing more reflux, bloating, or restless , this might be why: experts say shorter daylight hours can shift your body’s rhythm earlier, so a late, heavy dinner may disrupt digestion and sleep. A good rule of thumb is to finish dinner about 3 hours before bed.

And if you do get hungry later? A small, protein-forward snack can be easier on your stomach than a full meal.

Winter brings shorter days and longer nights, which impact sleep and digestion. Factoring for this can help you sleep better and experience less bloating.

01/13/2026

Resting next to the one you love can reduce anxiety, lower cortisol, and promote more restorative sleep. 💕
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01/12/2026

Keep your CPAP mask feeling fresh and comfortable without harsh chemicals. 😌✨

Our unscented CPAP mask wipes with aloe vera are perfect for quick, daily clean-ups that help remove oils and buildup after a night of therapy. They’re gentle on your hands, safe for silicone masks, and made with natural ingredients to keep your equipment clean and ready for restful sleep.

PÜRDOUX™️ CPAP Mask Wipes are made without the use of harmful chemicals and are designed for daily cleaning of your CPAP Mask.