Snoring, sheet stealing, temperature preferences, shift work, young kids under the covers, different chronotypes. These are just some of the ways our sleep can be affected. Who we share the bed with most can have a profound impact on our sleep which has powerful knock on effects for our mood, or mental health, our physical health and even our longevity. In this episode sleep doctor, Dr Wendy Troxel helps us understand our sleep from a totally new perspective, and shares practical strategies to make sure we all get the quality and quantity of sleep we need.

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