Sleepmaxxing in New Zealand: Expert Advice from Auckland Sleep

Sleep has become a central focus in health and wellness, and the trend of sleepmaxxing—gaining traction on TikTok—promises to optimise sleep through various strategies. But does it hold scientific merit? At its core, sleepmaxxing refers to optimising sleep through methods like magnesium supplementation, cold room temperatures, and mouth taping. While some techniques align with sleep […]

Maternal and Newborn sleep for World Health Day 2025

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As we observe World Health Day on 7th April 2025, the theme “Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures” focuses on improving maternal and newborn sleep. This year’s campaign urges action to prevent maternal and newborn deaths and prioritise long-term health for women and families. While the focus is on addressing direct health risks, one often-overlooked aspect is […]

Can sinus problems cause snoring? Here’s what you need to know

There is nothing worse when you are tossing and turning late at night and struggling to get to sleep. Life is stressful enough without having to think about difficult ailments like sinus problems which can cause problems like snoring. When resting, your breath should move from your throat, into your windpipe and then make its […]

Why Sleep Matters: 5 Ways Better Sleep Can Transform Your Life

In the fast pace of modern life, sleep is often overlooked – but it plays a crucial role in overall well-being. As we reflect on World Sleep Day on March 14, with the theme Make Sleep Health a Priority, it’s a timely reminder that quality rest is not a luxury – it’s essential for good […]

Celebrating the Women of Auckland Sleep on International Women’s Day

At Auckland Sleep, we are proud to have incredible women in our team who are dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of our patients. This International Women’s Day, we want to take a moment to celebrate their passion, expertise, and unwavering commitment to sleep health. Their work not only improves patient care but also […]

Sleep & Cancer: The Overlooked Connection

To acknowledge World Cancer Day, we stand united in raising awareness about cancer prevention and overall well-being. While diet, exercise, and medical screenings are often highlighted as key health pillars, quality sleep is too often overlooked. However, it plays a crucial role in disease prevention, immune function, and recovery. At Auckland Sleep, we believe that […]

The Future of Sleep Health: Why Multispecialty Care is Key

Sleep problems don’t just affect your nights—they impact your days, too. From reduced productivity at work to strain on relationships and physical health, the ripple effects of poor sleep are vast. For those living with chronic sleep disruptions, finding a solution can feel overwhelming. But with advancements in the future of sleep health, new hope […]

Sleep and Heart Health: The Vital Connection

At Auckland Sleep, we’ve seen firsthand how poor sleep can significantly impact overall health, especially heart health. This February, as we recognise Heart Health Awareness Month, we’re shining a light on the critical connection between sleep and cardiovascular well-being. Our multidisciplinary team is here to help you navigate your sleep challenges and restore balance to […]

Sleeping Through the NZ’s Spring-Summer Hayfever Season

Ah, spring and summer in Aotearoa—longer days, sunny weather, and the perfect excuse to get outdoors. But if you’re one of the many Kiwis who suffer from hay fever, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. As the pollen levels rise during the shift from spring to summer, your nose gets stuffy, eyes start itching, and […]

Drowsy Driving Prevention: A Wake-Up Call for Better Sleep Health

Does anyone else feel like exhaustion has become a permanent state? Ask someone how they’re doing, and chances are, you’ll hear a weary “tired” through a stifled yawn. As the year draws to a close, it’s no surprise that one in eight of us feels perpetually drained. From punishing end-of-year deadlines and late-night Netflix binges […]