Sleep Quality Score

Based on the Athens Insomnia Scale (AIS).
Please rate your sleep over the last month.

Part I: Nighttime Symptoms
1. Sleep Induction (time it takes to fall asleep)
2. Awakenings during the night
3. Final Awakening (waking up too early)
4. Total Sleep Duration
5. Overall Sleep Quality
Part II: Daytime Impact
6. Sense of Well-Being during the day
7. Functioning (Physical and Mental) during the day
8. Sleepiness during the day

The Science of Sleep

Circadian Rhythm

Your body has a master clock (the SCN) that controls sleep. It's anchored by light. Morning sunlight triggers cortisol (alertness), while darkness triggers melatonin (sleep). Artificial light at night confuses this clock.

Sleep Architecture

Sleep isn't uniform. You cycle through stages:
Deep Sleep: Physical repair and immune boosting.
REM Sleep: Emotional processing and memory consolidation.
Alcohol and cannabis often suppress REM sleep, reducing rest quality.

Deep Dive: Sleep Hygiene

You can't "force" sleep, but you can set the stage. Try the 10-3-2-1 Rule:

10h

No Caffeine

3h

No Food/Alcohol

2h

No Work

1h

No Screens

Environment Calculation

Temperature

Core body temp must drop to sleep. Aim for 65°F (18°C). Warm baths before bed help dump heat.

Darkness

Even dim light (especially 450nm blue light) inhibits melatonin. Use blackout curtains or a good eye mask.

Sound

Sudden noises wake you. White noise (fan, machine) raises the threshold for what disturbs you.

Medical Disclaimer: This tool is for educational screening purposes only. It is not a diagnostic instrument. If you are experiencing sleep disturbances that affect your daily life, please consult a healthcare professional.
Natural Aids
  • Magnesium Glycinate:
    Helps relax muscles and nervous system. Often deficient in modern diets.
  • L-Theanine:
    Amino acid found in tea. Promotes relaxation without drowsiness.
  • Tart Cherry Juice:
    One of the few natural sources of melatonin.