
What Actually Helps You Fall Asleep Faster? 6 Evidence-Backed Habits
Most sleep advice survives on folklore; six habits have real research behind them, and the strongest one is a therapy, not a gadget.
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Most sleep advice survives on folklore; six habits have real research behind them, and the strongest one is a therapy, not a gadget.

Magnesium powers hundreds of the body's core chemical reactions, from energy production to stress-hormone regulation. Here's what NIH and peer-reviewed research actually say about how it works, how much you need, and where it comes from.

A yeast called Malassezia, not dry skin, drives most dandruff — and antifungal shampoos with zinc pyrithione or ketoconazole have the strongest evidence.

Topical vitamin C has randomized-trial support for photodamage and tone — but only L-ascorbic acid at low pH and 10 to 20 percent has been properly tested.

No — double cleansing is a useful tool on makeup and sunscreen days, but no clinical trial shows it outperforms a single gentle cleanse, and over-washing has real downsides.

Hormones, stress, and genetics drive most adult acne — and a 2015 review documented its rise among women in their twenties through fifties.