Why this sleep event in Marbella could change how you age

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Most people know they should sleep more. Few understand just how much poor sleep is quietly damaging their health, metabolism, and lifespan. On Friday,May 22, from 1pm to 3pm Marbella’s co-working and wellness space The Pool is hosting a special Longevity Club session dedicated entirely to sleep, and why fixing it could be the single most powerful thing you do for your health this year.

The facts about sleep and your health

Studies show that roughly one in three adults sleeps less than seven hours a night, and only around half of adults wake up feeling properly rested on most days. Chronic sleep deprivation raises the risk of obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke. People who regularly sleep fewer than six hours a night carry a 10% higher mortality risk than those getting seven to nine hours, and even averaging six to seven hours raises that risk by 4%.

What this session will cover

Sleep affects how the body repairs itself, how clearly the brain functions, and how efficiently the metabolism runs. This session breaks that down in plain, practical terms. Two experts will explain what disrupts sleep, which daily habits matter most, and where realistic changes can make a difference. Attendees will also take part in a guided reflection to better understand their own sleep patterns.

Meet the expert, Dr. Laura Rodriguez Alcala

Leading the session is Dr. Laura Rodriguez Alcala, an ENT surgeon and one of the youngest accredited Sleep Medicine specialists in Spain, with multiple international research publications to her name. Longevity Club Delegate Iris Arbel, CEO of Saboris, will host the afternoon.

How to book your place

Places are strictly limited so early booking is advised. Tickets cost €24 per person. Comfortable clothing is recommended as the environment is being designed to feel calm and relaxed. For more information and for booking visit the The Pool Marbella website.

Lucy Ramnought
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Lucy Ramnought

Lucy Ramnought is a local news writer and mother of 4 from the UK who has lived in the Costa Del Sol for just over 4 years. With a background in content writing and social media for various companies, and with vast experience in PA and project management, Lucy is committed to producing accurate, engaging and reliable stories to her work at Euro Weekly News.

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