Most sleep advice is generic. Here is a research-backed routine that addresses how sleep actually changes after 35.
Consistent wake times, morning light, and a cooler bedroom form the most practical starting point for better sleep after 35.
Seven to nine hours is the evidence-based target for most adults.
Yes, moderate aerobic exercise improves sleep onset and depth, especially when done earlier in the day.
Start with a consistent wake time, because it anchors the body clock more reliably than chasing a perfect bedtime.
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