06/25/2026
Is your sleep feeling off when the nights get warmer? 😴
This often happens when your body has a harder time lowering core temperature, which can also affect melatonin, the hormone that signals it is time to rest.
And if hormone-related changes are already part of the picture, hot weather can make them feel worse.
American Heart Association shares a few simple ways that may help support better sleep:
• Take a warm bath: This sounds counterintuitive, but it can help your body release heat more effectively as your temperature drops afterward.
• Avoid exercising before bed: Late workouts can keep your core temperature elevated and make it harder to fall asleep.
While sleep changes during warmer months are common, ongoing restless nights may be linked to hormonal issues.
If this sounds familiar, bioidentical hormone therapy may be worth exploring. Call 816-214-5276 or visit bit.ly/3ZLXDG9 to schedule your consultation.