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Subjective sleep quality: every measured intervention

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Phoenix APOE4 Research · Reviewed by Kevin Tran, APOE4/4 carrier and founder · Data through 2026-08-23 · How to read this research

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Observational research: real APOE4 carriers tracked over time, each compared with their own earlier self. Members chose their interventions, with no randomisation or placebo group. Everything else they changed is shown beside each result.

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Questions about Subjective sleep quality

What can improve Subjective sleep quality for APOE4 carriers?

For APOE4 carriers, Phoenix has published positive evidence for Earlier bedtime, Mediterranean-keto pattern, and Sauna against Subjective sleep quality. Among APOE4/4 carriers logging early bedtime, better subjective sleep ratings outnumbered worse ratings; no public responder percentage is generated. Member #6D3F21's Mediterranean-keto days averaged 1.3 sleep-quality points higher. Member #CBC9E3 rated sleep 7.8 on sauna days versus 5.8 on comparison days, a 2.1-point advantage after rounding. Morning caffeine showed mixed results; External stress, Travel, and Alcohol moved the opposite direction.

What has Phoenix measured against Subjective sleep quality?

Phoenix has measured 7 interventions against Subjective sleep quality: 3 positive, 1 mixed, 3 opposite-direction. See the table below.

Every intervention measured against Subjective sleep quality

Interventions measured against Subjective sleep quality
InterventionWhat we observedEvidence status
Earlier bedtimeAmong APOE4/4 carriers logging early bedtime, better subjective sleep ratings outnumbered worse ratings; no public responder percentage is generated.Repeated positive
Mediterranean-keto patternMember #6D3F21's Mediterranean-keto days averaged 1.3 sleep-quality points higher.Positive individual result
SaunaMember #CBC9E3 rated sleep 7.8 on sauna days versus 5.8 on comparison days, a 2.1-point advantage after rounding.Positive individual result
Morning caffeineOne curated member rated morning-caffeine sleep lower while another felt no change despite a wearable-stage decline.Mixed results
External stressExternal-stress weeks averaged 1.3 sleep-quality points lower; only a handful of dense loggers contributed.Opposite direction
TravelTravel weeks averaged 1.7 sleep-quality points lower; only a handful of dense loggers contributed.Opposite direction
AlcoholMember #6D3F21's drinking nights averaged 1.72 sleep-quality points lower across 25 drinking and 35 comparison nights.Opposite direction

What changed for real APOE4 carriers?

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Sleep · Better sleep quality · 7 interventions shown.

Health goalSleep
SubgoalBetter sleep quality

Better sleep quality

Interventions tested: 7

Alcohol

Everyday exposuresOutcomes: 1

Sleep quality: Decrease 1.72 points

Cases: 1

Earlier bedtime

Sleep practicesOutcomes: 1

Sleep quality: Increase

APOE4/4

External stress

Everyday exposuresOutcomes: 1

Sleep quality: Decrease 1.3 points

Mediterranean-keto pattern

HabitsOutcomes: 1

Sleep quality: Increase 1.3 points

Cases: 1

Morning caffeine

Everyday exposuresOutcomes: 1

Sleep quality: Mixed result Mixed

Cases: 2

Sauna

HabitsOutcomes: 1

Sleep quality: Increase 2 points

Cases: 1

Travel

Everyday exposuresOutcomes: 1

Sleep quality: Decrease 1.7 points

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