Why Your Nighttime Fan Might Be Ruining Your Sleep

Quality sleep is essential, but factors like room temperature can significantly impact it. Experts recommend a room temperature between 60 and 67°F (15 to 19°C) for optimal rest, as cooler temperatures support melatonin production and the body’s natural cooling process. Fans, while providing airflow, may not effectively lower temperature and can cause discomfort if they make the room too cold, leading to disrupted sleep.

Instead, consider using breathable bedding, lightweight sleepwear, and investing in cooling mattresses. Alternatives like white noise machines or humidifiers can create a calming environment without affecting room temperature. Prioritizing these factors helps ensure more restorative sleep, leaving you refreshed and ready for the day.

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