"I slept a whole night, but I didn't feel rested?" People with severe anxiety may lack not sleep time, but sleep depth

1. Did you actually " fall asleep " or did you just fall into a light sleep all night?

What many anxious people have in common is:

       It is not difficult to fall asleep, but you wake up easily or have constant dreams

       Poor sleep continuity, more light sleep than deep sleep

       I don’t feel relaxed after waking up, but feel more tired

       During the day, you feel distracted, react more slowly, and your mood becomes more volatile

📌 The typical characteristic of this group of people is the lack of N3 deep sleep . Even if they get enough sleep , their brain is not repaired.

 

2. Why are anxious people more likely to have light sleep ?

Anxiety not only affects emotions, but also directly disrupts the brain's wakefulness - sleep regulation system :

       The orexin system is constantly overactive (the brain is on duty )

       Even when you fall asleep, your brain remains in alert mode

       Makes deep sleep difficult to maintain and frequently interrupted

       Mostly in the N1/N2 stage, or with increased rapid eye movement ( REM ) sleep, more dream disturbances

📌 Your body may be lights out, but your brain’s nervous system may be brightly lit.

 

3. Dali Leisheng: Not " fainted " , but " slept more deeply "

As a new generation of orexin receptor antagonist (ORA ) , Daliresan blocks OX1R and OX2R receptor signals and reduces the release of arousal hormones, thereby helping anxious people:

       Easier to enter deep sleep cycle ( N3 stage)

       Reduce nighttime awakenings and light sleep transitions

       Preserves natural sleep structure without interfering with REM phase

       Feel alert after sleep, no dizziness or fatigue

Compared with traditional GABA sedatives:

project

Dale Raisin

Traditional GABA drugs

Sleep mechanism

Regulating arousal signals

Calms the central nervous system

Deep sleep effects

Increase the proportion of N3

May suppress N3 and REM sleep

Addiction / dependence

Non-addictive

There is a risk of dependence and tolerance

Next day status

Mental alertness and good concentration

Hangover, slow reaction

Target Group

Light sleep, anxiety-type insomnia

Mainly those with long-term severe insomnia

📌 For those who " get enough sleep but are not alert " , the core value of Dali Leisheng is to increase the proportion of deep sleep .

 

4. Scientific research supports: deeper sleep and more awakening during the day

       In a study on sleep structure, the proportion of N3 stage in Dalelesin users increased significantly, by an average of 24% , and the number of nighttime awakenings decreased ( Muehlan et al., 2022 )

       No cognitive decline, dependence, or memory problems observed after long-term use

       76% of the subjects subjectively rated themselves as feeling more energetic when waking up in the morning within 4 weeks

📌 The point is: Dali Leisheng is not to make you unconscious, but to make you " better " .

 

5. Who is suitable for using Dali Leisheng? You may be one of them

       Those who get enough sleep but still feel tired

       Easy to dream, wake up suddenly, light sleeper

       Anxious insomniacs who are stressed at work and can’t stop thinking

       People who want to improve their sleep quality safely and long-term and do not want to rely on sedatives

 

Conclusion: It’s not about sleeping an extra hour, but sleeping the right hour

The key to high-quality sleep is not how long you lie down, but whether you enter a deep sleep that can truly restore your body and brain. For anxious people, Daleleisen uses scientific methods to help you return to the rhythmic state you should have at night , not only to let you " fall asleep " , but also to let you " sleep deeply and wake up clearly " .

📌 It is better to sleep properly than to sleep more. Stop relying on willpower to get through the day and let your body start from real recovery.

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