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Most adults need about 1.5 to 2 hours of deep sleep per night — roughly 15–25% of a full 7–8 hour night — and it mostly arrives in the first half of the night. You don't schedule deep sleep directly: it arrives on its own when your total night gets its full hours and the habits around it are right.
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The numbers
In those 1.5–2 hours: your body repairs, your muscles recover, your memory settles in, your heart rests, and your brain is washed clean (Xie et al., Science, 2013). That's what the number is buying you.
Getting yours
Deep sleep responds to the habits around it: caffeine kept to the morning, screens set aside before bed, a cool dark room, daytime movement, morning light, and a steady schedule — weekends included. Each habit has a thief version that steals deep sleep and a trained version that gives it. SLEEPCOACHGAME shows you 12 real-life scenes in 58 seconds, 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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