Lunia blog

Peer-reviewed sleep research, translated into the routines and decisions that matter before bed.

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A quiet bedroom at dusk with a rumpled cream and oat linen duvet pulled back on a low wooden bed, a cracked open window with a sheer curtain lifting in the cool evening air, and a ceramic mug and small brass alarm clock on an oak nightstand
Aug 03, 2026
Core body temperature has to fall by roughly 1 degree Celsius for sleep to begin, and the heat leaves through your hands and feet. Here is what the research says about warm baths, cool rooms and warm socks.
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Apigenin and Magnesium for Sleep: What the Combination Actually Does
Jul 27, 2026
A 2026 study found apigenin plus magnesium outperformed either alone for sleep. Here is what the research shows, what it does not, and how the pairing is dosed.
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An empty ceramic coffee cup on an oat linen napkin beside a sunlit window with a softly blurred afternoon clock, suggesting the last cup of the day
Jul 27, 2026
Caffeine can cut total sleep by about 45 minutes even 6 hours before bed. What the research says about your last cup, and how to wind down without it.
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Sleep Across Different Cultures: What the World's Best Sleepers Do Differently
Sleep stack dosing norms
Magnesium forms compared for sleep
Melatonin-Free Sleep Support vs Melatonin