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In this short video, discover why sleeping 7–8 hours isn’t always enough — and the key factors that affect how well your body restores overnight.

Sleep isn’t just about duration — it’s about quality. Even if you’re getting enough hours, poor sleep quality can leave you feeling tired, foggy, and low on energy the next day.

One important factor is nervous system support. Nutrients like vitamin B12 and B6 play a role in energy production and nervous system balance, which can influence how deeply you sleep and how refreshed you feel.

Another factor is blue light exposure before bed. Blue light from screens can suppress melatonin — the hormone your body needs to fall into deep, restorative sleep — making it harder to fully recover overnight.

Magnesium also plays a key role in sleep quality. It helps relax the nervous system and supports deeper, more restorative sleep.

When these factors aren’t optimised, sleep can feel light and unrefreshing — even if you’re in bed for 7–8 hours.

If you wake up tired no matter how long you sleep, it may be worth focusing on improving sleep quality rather than just increasing sleep duration.

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