To improve sleep quality, keeping your room at the right temperature is essential. According to Dr. Kelvas, extreme heat or cold disrupts hormone regulation and leads to restless nights. The Sleep Foundation recommends a temperature between 60°F and 68°F (15.5°C–20°C). This range supports the body’s natural thermoregulation process.
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