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Cherry Thyme Milk for sleep

We found this great recipe by Gina Fontana from her cookbook Moon Milk that we wanted to share with you since it's a great way to help you fall asleep and relax before bed. Cherry Thyme Milk  Ingr...

Are there foods or drinks that help you sleep?

We are bombarded with claims that tell us to ‘eat this’, or ‘drink this’, to help you sleep. Are any of these claims true, and why do they work? Multiple connections exist between sleep patterns, e...

How to use essential oils to support better sleep

Sleep is one of the most symptomatic aspects of our wellbeing, but due to the stresses and demands of our busy, modern-day lives, it is also frequently overlooked and decentralised in our health pr...

How many hours of sleep do I need?

The idea that everyone needs eight hours of sleep is a myth – understanding how much sleep you need is personal and sleep need is as individual as your fingerprint. It also changes across your life...

Meditation for better sleep

The practice of mediation has become widely recognised as a way to slow down, pause, reduce stress and increase awareness. Entering a meditative state can be highly relaxing. It also mimics the sta...

Building better pro-sleep habits during the day

If you have difficulty sleeping or maybe just want to achieve more restful, sustainable sleeping patterns, you’ve probably done some research into how to build your ideal sleep routine. Bedtime sle...

Why your sleep oil works

We’ve all heard the tried and true methods for natural, undisturbed sleep: a warm bath with lavender oil, a cup of chamomile tea or some frankincense aromatherapy, to name a few. These methods are ...

Why lavender oil is a leading sleep aid and how it works

Lavandula is a genus of 47 known species of flowering plants in the mint family, Lamiaceae. Originated in the Mediterranean Sea, Southern Europe, Africa, and South Asian countries, this plant’s oil...

How chamomile extract can support deeper sleep

Chamomile is a well-known flower to have calming properties and has long been associated with promoting a good night’s sleep. Insomnia, depression and anxiety are often related, in one study used o...

Japanese seaweed extract for sustained sleep

Japanese seaweed, selected because of its high concentration of marine polyphenols, has been scientifically proven to reduce sleep latency and is known for its calming properties and support of res...