If you often wake up tired or feel your sleep is constantly interrupted, this video is for you. After 60, your body’s nighttime rhythm changes — and much of your strength, balance, and memory depend on the quality of your rest. In this episode, Dr. [Name] reveals five gentle bedtime habits that naturally help your muscles repair, your bladder stay calm, and your sleep become deeper and more peaceful. No pills. No expensive supplements. Just small, consistent habits that work with your body’s natural rhythm. 🌙 What you’ll learn: The role of vasopressin and why seniors wake up to urinate at night How a simple kitchen spice — star anise — may help you rest longer The right timing, dosage, and method for safe, effective use The “Sleep Support Team”: light dinner, movement, hydration schedule, and dark bedroom Real stories from seniors who reclaimed their nights ✨ Every night of good sleep is a gift to your heart, your muscles, and your mind. If this message brings you value, please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with someone who needs hope tonight. May your nights be calm, your body strong, and your mornings full of light. #wiseelders, #wiseelder, #elderlywisdom, #after60, #after70, #over70, #seniors, #elderlyadvice, #seniorhealth, #senioryeartips ------------------------------------------------------ Welcome to Senior Health Journal — the channel dedicated to helping older adults live healthier, stronger, and more fulfilling lives after 60. We understand that aging comes with unique challenges, but it also brings new opportunities for growth, vitality, and well-being. That’s why we’re here — to equip you with the tools, knowledge, and inspiration to age with confidence. At Senior Health Journal, you’ll find expert tips on boosting memory, improving sleep, managing blood pressure, eating smarter, and staying emotionally resilient. We also share practical advice on preventing chronic conditions, maintaining mobility, and living independently for longer. We believe health isn’t just about living longer — it’s about living better. Whether you’re a senior taking charge of your health or a caregiver supporting a loved one, our content is designed to make the journey easier, more enjoyable, and more rewarding. Join Senior Health Journal today — because your best, healthiest years are still ahead. Let’s make them count, together. Subscribe: / @seniorhealthjournal1