SLEEPCOACHGAME · answers
Yes. Screens before bed hurt deep sleep in two ways: their bright light delays your body clock, telling your brain it is still daytime, and the content keeps your mind alert when it should be winding down. Both push your sleep later, and because deep sleep is front-loaded, a later, shorter night squeezes it out. It is the light and the alertness, not the device itself.
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How screens do the damage
You do not have to ban screens — you have to stop them from delaying and over-stimulating you before bed. Dimmer light, calmer content, and an earlier last-scroll do most of the work.
The swap
The phone in bed is one of the most common deep-sleep thieves, and one of the easiest to normalise. SLEEPCOACHGAME shows you 12 real-life scenes in 58 seconds, including the late scroll, you answer Green Light or Red Light, and your AI Coach names the thief your round caught and the swap that gives your deep sleep.
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