Hacks for Wellness

Welcome to Hacks4Wellness

Hacks4Wellness was born out of a deep passion for health, well-being, training, and biohacking. As a 41-year-old woman from Sweden, I’ve spent the last decade exploring the latest health hacks and trends to optimize my own wellness. With a background in Public Health, I’m excited to share my experiences and discoveries with like-minded health enthusiasts. This platform is my way of contributing to better health and well-being for a wider audience.

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Biohacks for Sleep

5 Biohacks for Better Sleep

A good night’s sleep isn’t a luxury. Instead, it’s one of the most powerful longevity tools you have. Sleep is when your body repairs tissues, balances hormones, consolidates memories, and resets your metabolism. Yet, millions of people struggle to get enough deep, restorative sleep. Often because modern lifestyles work against our biology. My Journey to Better Sleep I’ve tried a lot over the years to optimize my sleep. As a woman in my 40s, heading toward perimenopause and menopause, I’ve been eager to find the best ways to get quality rest and wake up refreshed. What I’ve learned is that sleep optimization doesn’t have to be complicated (or expensive). These are my five best biohacks for better sleep, and most of them are completely free, making them accessible...

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Blue Blockers Swanwick

Optimize Your Sleep: The Power of Blue Blockers

Good quality sleep is one of the most essential pillars of health and well-being. However, in today’s digital age, exposure to blue light from screens and artificial lighting can significantly disrupt our sleep patterns. If you’re looking for a simple yet effective way to improve your sleep, blue blockers might be the solution you need. The Problem with Blue Light Before Bed Blue light, emitted by screens on devices like phones, tablets, and computers, has been shown to suppress the production of melatonin—the hormone responsible for regulating sleep. Research published in the Journal of Pineal Research highlights that even short exposure to blue light in the evening can delay melatonin production, making it harder to fall asleep and stay asleep. In addition to delaying melatonin, blue light disrupts our circadian...

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