•  Prioritize quality sleep 

    Aim for a consistent sleep/wake schedule and roughly 7–9 hours for most adults. Good sleep supports mood, energy, immune function, and recovery.

  •  Move every day 

    It doesn’t have to be an intense workout. Walking, strength training, stretching, or even short movement breaks throughout the day all count.

  •  Build in time to decompress 

    Give your nervous system a break from constant stimulation. Try a warm bath, massage, meditation, red-light relaxation session, reading, or simply 10–15 screen-free minutes.

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