Tired, Wired & Still Not Sleeping

Why rest gets harder after 35, and how to rebuild a system that supports recovery

You go to bed tired but your brain will not switch off. Or you fall asleep easily and wake at 3am. You spend eight hours in bed and still wake up exhausted.

Sleep problems get treated as another discipline issue: go to bed earlier, stop scrolling, try another supplement. But sleep is influenced by far more than bedtime.

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In this session

What we’ll cover

Bring your questions. The Q&A is the point, not an afterthought.

Why sleep changes in midlife

What shifting hormones do to sleep architecture, and why the 3am waking is so specific and so common.

Hormones, stress and the nervous system

Why you can be exhausted and wired at once, and what that says about where the problem actually sits.

Eight hours and still exhausted

The difference between time asleep and recovery, and why the tracker on your wrist may be measuring the wrong thing.

Caffeine, alcohol and meal timing

The three levers with the most evidence behind them, and what the research actually says about each.

Exercise, and when it backfires

Training supports sleep until it doesn't. Where that line sits and how to spot when you have crossed it.

Supplements: evidence versus hype

Which have real data behind them, which are marketing, and which interact with things you may already take.

When poor sleep needs a medical look

Sleep apnea in women is badly underdiagnosed. The signs worth taking seriously rather than pushing through.

The goal

To replace random sleep hacks with a simple way of understanding what is actually disrupting your recovery.

Who you’ll hear from

Lona Alia

Lona Alia

Co-founder, PureMuze

Host and moderator
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Expert panelists

Being confirmed now. We name every panelist with their credentials before the event, and we do not use actors, influencers presented as clinicians, or AI personas.

Common questions

Yes, completely. There is no charge to attend, no card required, and nothing is sold during the session.
This session is not yet dated. Register for any session in the series and we will email you when the remaining dates are set.
Register anyway. We email the recording to everyone who signs up, and it is published free on this page afterwards with a full transcript.
No. The series is open to anyone and most people who attend are not patients. It is education, not an intake.
No. These sessions are general health education and attending does not create a clinician-patient relationship. Nothing presented is a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation for you specifically. Speak with your own clinician about your circumstances.
No. There is no pitch in the session. If PureMuze care happens to be a fit for you, the site is here, but that is your call to make afterwards and it is not the point of the session.
Yes, and that is the most useful part. The Q&A is live and unscripted.

This session is general health education, not medical advice, and attending does not create a clinician-patient relationship. Nothing said is a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation for you specifically. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. Speak with your own clinician about your circumstances.