Health & Wellness

Sleep in blackout room

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Sleeping regularly in a completely dark environment.
Gabe Mays
Gabe Mays
Last updated:
June 16, 2025
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Description

Sleeping regularly in a completely dark environment.

Benefits

Improves sleep quality, enhances melatonin production, boosts overall health.

Example

Carlos, a 28-year-old software engineer, struggled with insomnia and low energy during the day. He’d tried everything—sleep supplements, white noise machines, meditation—but nothing worked consistently. We talked about how even small amounts of light at night disrupt melatonin production, and Carlos decided to fully blackout his bedroom windows and remove all electronic lights. The first week was tough adjusting to the darkness, but by week two, Carlos noticed he was waking up feeling genuinely rested for the first time in years. After a month, his daytime focus improved significantly, and his afternoon caffeine habit naturally dropped off. The best part? Carlos told me it was one of the simplest changes he’d ever made, with the most immediate payoffs for his well-being.

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