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Waking up thirsty feels like a simple problem until it keeps happening at the same time every night. The truth is, a dry-mouth wake-up can be a sign your sleep is getting disrupted in ways you don't notice. And when sleep quality drops, your body's hydration regulation can get thrown off too—creating a frustrating loop: you sleep poorly, wake up parched, and feel even more drained the next day. If you wake up thirsty more than once a week, this is worth a closer look. | | Night sweats can feel like a temperature problem, but they're not always about a warm room. They can be triggered by your body working overtime to regulate hormones, stress, or blood sugar. And all that sweating can leave you dehydrated by morning, even if you didn't feel thirsty before bed. If you're waking up hot, clammy, or drenched, don't just suffer through it. | | If overheating is the main reason you're waking up at night, a targeted cooling setup can be a game-changer. The Orion Sleep System lets you customize your sleep temperature on each side of the bed, so you can stay cool all night without blasting the AC. It also tracks your sleep patterns, giving you a clearer picture of what's happening overnight! | | | | |
Staying hydrated doesn't mean chugging water at bedtime and signing up for a 2:00 a.m. bathroom trip. The smarter approach is to front-load fluids earlier in the day, then taper your intake about two hours before bed, so your body stays hydrated without waking you up. If nighttime bathroom trips are part of your problem, this small shift helps a lot. | | No overnight wires or awkward hospital stays required. At-home sleep tests make it easy to get screened for sleep apnea from the comfort of your own bed.
Why your nightcap is making you more dehydrated.
Yes, you can (and should) put them in the dryer.
The 5 daily habits for deep, restorative rest. | | | | |
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