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Sleep Quality Uplift

Meaning

The measurable and subjective improvement in the restorative capacity, continuity, and overall efficiency of the nocturnal sleep period. This uplift is characterized by reduced sleep latency, fewer awakenings, and an increased percentage of time spent in the deeper, most restorative stages of sleep (Slow-Wave Sleep and REM). Clinically, achieving a sleep quality uplift is directly linked to enhanced hormonal regulation, improved metabolic function, and better cognitive health.