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Smart rings, headbands, watches, and mattress sensors. The sleep tech market has exploded.
Most trackers aren't 100% accurate at diagnosing disorders, but they are great at spotting habits, like when you're going to bed, how often you wake up, and how consistent your sleep really is.
Some models are far better than others, and different sleep trackers' accuracy may surprise you. | | Sleep Quiz What percentage of adults say they don't get enough sleep on weeknights? A. 10% B. 30% C. 50%
D. 70% Scroll to the bottom for the answer! | | | | |
Products We Love Right Now Muse S Headband – Best for Real-Time Sleep Coaching Best For: Sleepers who want more than just a passive tracker. Unlike most wearables, Muse S doesn't just monitor; it actively helps you fall asleep and stay asleep.
Backed by research, DSP technology helps users fall asleep 55% faster and improves sleep quality by 20%. You'll also get expert-level insights into your sleep patterns, right from home, with higher accuracy than popular rings, watches, or fitness bands.
Eight Sleep Pod Cover – Best Smart Mattress Upgrade
Best For: Sleepers who want next-level temperature control without buying a new mattress.
The Eight Sleep Pod Cover transforms almost any mattress into a smart bed, actively heating and cooling as you sleep while tracking data through its app. It's low-profile, easy to set up, and built to keep couples comfortable with dual-zone control.
→ Sleep Cooler (or Warmer) with Eight Sleep | | Quick Sleep Tips 🕰 Use a Sleep Calculator – Not sure when to go to bed? A sleep calculator can line up your bedtime with your natural sleep cycles. → Try Our Sleep Calculator
🍽 Avoid Late-Night Meals – Eating too close to bedtime can trigger reflux or disrupt digestion, making sleep harder. Aim to finish dinner 2–3 hours before bed. → See Why Meal Timing Matters
🥛 Eat Foods High in Tryptophan – Foods like turkey, almonds, and oats contain tryptophan, an amino acid that helps your body produce melatonin for better rest. → Learn Which Foods Help You Sleep
🌞 Get Morning Sunlight – Just 10 minutes of natural light early in the day helps regulate circadian rhythms. → Why Light Exposure Matters | | When Tracking Sleep Backfires It sounds ironic, but tracking your sleep can sometimes make it worse. A new report on orthosomnia, the anxiety that comes from obsessing over your sleep tracker's data, shows that for some, the fear of a "bad score" leads to even less rest.
Does that mean trackers hurt more than they help? Or can the benefits outweigh the stress? This article breaks down the science behind orthosomnia and how to avoid it. | | Quiz Answer The correct answer is B: About 30%.
According to the CDC, roughly 1 in 3 adults report that they don't get enough rest on weeknights. That means millions of people are running on a sleep deficit during the workweek.
Luckily, even small changes to bedtime habits and consistency can add meaningful hours back into your week. | | What's Trending in Sleep Right Now? | | | | |
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