One thing that really bugs me is when I’m absolutely shattered, go to bed and then can’t sleep! Then I don’t want to get up in the morning and go through the entire next day on auto pilot. Here’s a few things I tried to rectify this.
Turn off your TV or anything else that is causing you to think, such as a laptop etc. You may think that these will help you fall asleep but in fact they are keeping your mind active.
You are preventing yourself from sleeping as however relaxed you feel, you are concentrating on that TV show etc. Turn them off and you turn off your brain.
If lying awake in the darkness is your main problem, turn the lamp on a get hold of the most boring book you can find. Make it informative but not in the slightest bit entertaining, this is a tip used widely by students. Once you start reading your brain shuts down.
Another good one to try is to have an hour of punishing exercise sometime through the day. If you do this regularly you body gets used to a
The best exercise to promote sleep is cardio or resistance, you will get that initial buzz and be full of energy, but by night time your batteries will be empty and a deep slumber will follow.
If you are visually assisted, remove your glasses or contacts before you go to bed, there are two reasons for this.
After wearing these all day your eyes need to rest too. By nor forcing them to stay open to watch TV etc they will relax and close easily.
How many of us are late night snack people and feel that we can’t sleep until we’ve eaten? This is a fallacy that you have brought about yourself by eating too late. You will want to go to sleep but your brain will keep you awake by thinking about what’s in the fridge. There is also the probability of weight gain to consider here, so knock the late night eating on the head.
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