"The older you get, the lighter your sleep becomes"? This is not natural aging, but a sleep structure problem that can be improved
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1. Why do we sleep more lightly as we get older?
According to the National Sleep Foundation, as people age, especially from the age of 50 , their " deep sleep " ( N3 stage) decreases significantly, and is replaced by light sleep and frequent awakenings at night. This is mainly because:
• The brain's sleep regulation mechanism gradually degenerates , making it more sensitive to external stimuli
• The decrease in neurotransmitters such as melatonin and GABA makes it difficult to fall asleep and maintain sleep
• Increased activity of the arousal system ( orexin ) causes wakefulness signals to override the " desire to sleep "
📌 Many middle-aged and elderly people have formed a misunderstanding because of this: " It is normal to have poor sleep as you get older ." In fact, this is just a change in the mechanism and does not mean that there is no solution.
2. Sleep structure is the key to determining whether you sleep well or not
" Sleep architecture " refers to the distribution of different stages of sleep during a night:
• N1 : Light sleep
• N2 : Stable sleep
• N3 : Deep sleep stage, a critical period for body repair, immune regulation, and brain metabolism clearance
• REM : Rapid Eye Movement, active dreaming, consolidation of memories
📌 In a night of sleep, the N3 stage should account for 15% to 25% of the total time . In the middle-aged and elderly population, this proportion often drops to less than 10% , which directly leads to:
• Feeling tired and out of spirits after waking up
• Difficulty concentrating and memory loss during the day
• Decreased immunity and metabolic recovery ability
3. Darilexan: A new generation of sleeping pills designed to improve the problem of " shallow sleep "
Darilexant is an orexin receptor antagonist ( ORAs ) that blocks the OX1R/OX2R pathway of the wakefulness system, allowing the body to enter a natural sleep state rather than " forced sedation " like traditional drugs.
Features |
Dale Raisin |
Traditional sleeping pills (such as diazepam) |
Mechanism of action |
Regulate the wakefulness system, help you sleep without disrupting your rhythm |
Acting on the GABA system, forcibly inhibiting nerves |
Deep sleep effects |
Improve N3 sleep ratio |
Suppresses deep sleep, promotes shallow sleep and memory impairment |
Addictive |
No dependence, can be used for a long time |
Easy to tolerate, high risk of dependence |
Next day impact |
No "hangover feeling", sober and natural |
Dizziness, slow reaction, and strong drowsiness the next day |
📌 Clinical studies have shown that dalirenoxam can not only significantly prolong the duration of deep sleep , but also does not interfere with the REM phase , thereby improving the overall quality of sleep structure ( Muehlan et al., 2022 ).
4. Which middle-aged and elderly people are particularly helpful?
• People who have no difficulty falling asleep but easily wake up in the middle of the night and cannot fall back asleep after waking up
• People who feel tired and unrefreshed after sleeping for 7-8 hours
• People who feel drowsy and unresponsive during the day after taking traditional sleeping pills
• People who want to improve sleep safely in the long term but are concerned about side effects and dependence
Dali Leisheng is suitable as a rhythm-regulating sleep aid to help middle-aged and elderly people gradually restore their natural sleep rhythm.
5. Conclusion: Poor sleep is not due to “ aging ” , but “ can be improved by science ”
Don’t let the idea that you shouldn’t be able to sleep when you’re older hold you back from living a healthy life. Sleep is not a luxury that you can’t have, but a core mechanism for restoring your body’s functions, protecting your brain’s cognition, and resisting disease.
📌 As a safe, non-addictive sleeping aid that promotes deep sleep, Dali Lexan is an effective means to help middle-aged and elderly people rebuild a high-quality sleep structure .
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