Rest
The hour before bed
Dimming lights and putting screens away shortens the time it takes to fall asleep for most people. Timing beats duration.
Everyday wellbeing, in brief
One short post a day about rest, movement, food and stress — no programmes to buy, no promises to keep.
Movement
Breaking up long sitting
Standing or walking for a couple of minutes each hour offsets part of the strain of a desk day.
Food
Fibre, quietly
Most adults eat less fibre than recommended. Vegetables, legumes and whole grains close the gap without any special product.
Stress
Naming the load
Writing down what is actually pressing often shrinks it to a list of ordinary tasks — and shows which one to hand over.
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