LONGEVITY LENS / SLEEP

Recovery begins before the treatment room.

A credible sleep offer goes beyond pillow menus: duration, regularity, breathing, light, noise and clinical red flags all matter.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Four questions
that sharpen the brief.

01

Protect sufficient sleep

For healthy adults, expert consensus supports seven or more hours per night on a regular basis.

02

Environment is measurable

Room temperature, darkness, noise and late-night disruption can be designed out of a recovery stay.

03

Breathing matters

Loud snoring, witnessed apnoeas, choking or marked daytime sleepiness warrant medical evaluation rather than a wellness protocol.

04

Wearables have limits

Consumer devices can help reveal patterns but are not a substitute for diagnostic sleep testing when clinically indicated.

ADRIATIC LONGEVITY / SLEEP

A credible sleep offer goes beyond pillow menus: duration, regularity, breathing, light, noise and clinical red flags all matter.

Editorial boundary

This page is general information for evaluating services. It does not establish which tests, interventions or programmes are medically appropriate for any individual.

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