Thermoregulation and Sleep
Impact of Temperature on Sleep Quality
Practical Sleep Tips
Innovative Sleep Technologies
Travel Sleep Strategies
This podcast episode emphasizes the critical role of temperature in sleep quality and provides actionable insights for improving sleep through both behavioral changes and technological advancements.
0:00 The goal was how do we figure out a way to keep people at what we call a thermmore regulatory set point or what's the right temperature that your body needs to go to stay at and move through in order to have a good night's sleep. And so the good news is is that we're able to mimic that in just about anybody. [Music] [Applause] All right, I just finished talking with Dr. Michael Bruce. We discuss crazy cool
0:30 new technologies to cool and warm your body during sleep. His sleep travel tips are off the hook. Incredible. I was taking notes like crazy. If you watch the video version, the yellow postits are flying. Uh all the show notes are going to be at ben greenfieldlife.com/sleep better for today's episode. Enjoy. I have a twotime, maybe three time my memory, maybe I need to sleep more. My memory doesn't serve me on this one. But my guest is at least a two-time. He's a clinical psychologist and has a diplomat
1:00 of the American Board of Sleep Medicine. I don't even know what that is, but it sounds official. He's a fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. His name is Michael Bruce. Um, Michael was even kind enough to let me feature some of his work in chronobiology in my book, Boundless, but he also has books like The Sleep Doctor's Diet Plan and Beauty Sleep, uh, and recently released Sleep, Drink, Breathe, uh, Wellness is Too Complicated. I was actually just with Michael in LA. He is a wealth of
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