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Genuine disagreement

CBT-I / sleep hygiene

2 of 10 experts are on record on cbt-i / sleep hygiene — their positions differ (favorable and cautious).

Who is on record (2 of 10)

Favorable (1) Cautious (1) Not on record (8)

Positions on record

Stance on record: favorable · 17-24 hours after waking

Keeping the environment dark and room temperature low during the sleep phase helps the body fall and stay asleep.

— Andrew Huberman · 5 Science-Based Steps to Improve Your Workspace

Stance on record: cautious

Irregular sleep timing, nighttime screen use, and inadequate rest throw appetite-regulating hormones off balance, boosting hunger-stimulating ghrelin while reducing fullness-signaling leptin.

— Eric Berg · Why You Crave Carbs and How to Reduce Cravings, Jul 2026

Earlier on record

Stance on record: favorable

Building a regular nightly wind-down ritual encourages higher-quality, more restful sleep, which in turn supports better appetite hormone balance throughout the next day.

— Eric Berg · Why You Feel Hungry: The Role of Hunger Hormones, May 2026

Stance on record: favorable

Going to bed at the same time each night and minimizing light before sleeping enhances rest quality, which supports heart and metabolic function, according to Berg.

— Eric Berg · How to Lower Cholesterol on Keto, Dec 2025

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