Dr Michael Mosley travels to Australia to enlist in a world-first, two-month sleep treatment program at the Flinders University Sleep Institute; during the rigorous diagnostic phase, each of the 30 trial participants endure a battery of tests.

Dr Michael Mosley and the 30 other patients enrolled in the trial are diagnosed with chronic, but common sleep disorders. They must now embrace their strict, personalised eight-week treatment regime.

In the final weeks of the pioneering Flinders sleep trial, Dr Michael Mosley's lifelong insomnia starts to shift; Michael's sleep campaign gathers in momentum in Canberra, when a handful politicians are rigged up with sleep tech.