What No One Tells You About Sleep After 40, 50, And Beyond

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How Does Aging Affect Sleep? Struggling to get the same quality sleep you once enjoyed? It's not your imagination. Aging can (and does) significantly affect your sleep patterns and quality. One key change is that your body produces less melatonin as you age, the hormone that helps regulate your sleep-wake cycle. Curious how these changes might be affecting you?   Explore our comprehensive guide to learn how aging impacts sleep and discover practical tips to improve your rest! Learn More About Aging and Sleep

Why Do Seniors Need Different Mattresses? As you get older, your body changes—and so do your sleep needs. Aging joints often require extra pressure relief to prevent discomfort, while the right level of support can make all the difference in maintaining proper alignment. But why exactly are these features so important? And how do they contribute to a better night's sleep? We've explored these questions in depth—and even created a tested and tried list of the best mattresses for seniors. Learn all about what makes these mattresses stand out and how they're designed to meet the unique needs of older adults. Our Favorite Mattresses for Seniors

Why Do Older Adults Wake Up Early? Did you know that the average amount of sleep a person gets each night decreases by 30 minutes every 10 years starting in midlife? No wonder seniors are always the first ones at breakfast—they've been up for hours! Waking up earlier is a common sleep pattern for older adults. But why does this happen? Learn all about what's behind these changes and how to adapt for better rest. Find Out Why Older Adults Wake Up Early

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