“A good laugh and a long sleep are the two best cures for anything.”

— Unknown

How sleep changed Brocha’s life: A true story from IITGN

​Brocha, a hardworking second-year BTech student, was doing well in his studies. But when his workload reduced, he got into the habit of staying up late watching movies, chatting with friends, and scrolling on social media. He started skipping breakfast, rushing to class half-asleep, and missing exercise. Soon, he felt tired all the time, couldn’t focus, and his grades dropped. To fix it, he stayed up even later to study, making things even worse.


Feeling stuck, Brocha finally spoke to a counseling psychologist. The psychologist listened to his struggles, identified the root causes, and guided him with effective strategies to regain balance. Through a few weeks of counseling sessions and practical techniques, Brocha learned how to manage his routine better. By fixing his sleep schedule, eating on time, and opening up to friends, he started feeling better, focused more, and improved his grades.


The best part? With his energy back, he even joined his friends for a fun mid-semester trip, creating great memories.


Lesson Learned: Sleep is the key to a happy mind and a successful life. Take care of it, and you’ll see the difference!”

The Secret to a

Healthy Body and Mind

In today’s fast-paced world, sleep is often overlooked, but it’s just as vital as diet and exercise. Here’s why quality sleep matters:

Why 11 PM to 2 AM is Crucial for Mental Peace

This is the golden sleep window when your body heals and resets. Poor sleep during this time can lead to stress, anxiety, and fatigue. Key benefits include:

  • Brain processes emotions → Reduces stress & anxiety.

  • Memory consolidation → Enhances retention of concepts & facts.

  • Melatonin & Serotonin production → Promotes deep sleep & emotional balance.

Lack of Sleep = Sugar & Salt Cravings

Sleep deprivation disrupts hunger hormones:

  • ↑ Ghrelin (hunger hormone) → More cravings for junk food.

  • ↓ Leptin (fullness hormone) → Overeating & poor blood sugar control.

Screen Time = Poor Sleep Quality

Excess screen exposure at night:

  • Suppresses melatonin, delaying sleep and makes your brain stay alert.

  • Leads to restlessness, poor concentration & fatigue.

Better Sleep Tips:

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