Have a good night sleep?
These days, it's so hard to get proper sleep. I keep waking up in the middle of the night and then just lie there for hours. What are some easy things I can try at home to finally have a good night's sleep?
These days, it's so hard to get proper sleep. I keep waking up in the middle of the night and then just lie there for hours. What are some easy things I can try at home to finally have a good night's sleep?
Honestly, you don't need expensive gadgets or fancy tea for sleeping well. Just switch off the cooler or AC timer so it doesn't get freezing at 3 AM, and keep the phone in another room. Simple lifestyle habits work better than anything else.
I was actually reading about sleep hygiene yesterday and found out how much blue light affects us. Has anyone tried those blue light blocking glasses before bed, or is it just another marketing gimmick? I am trying to fix my schedule too.
Getting consistent sleep is a cornerstone of good health, so it is great you are focusing on this. Try to maintain the exact same waking-up time every single day, even on Sundays. If you still face chronic insomnia, please consult a specialist.
My sleep strictly depends on what I had for dinner. If I eat heavy biryani at 10 PM, my sleep is completely ruined with acidity. Light dinner by 8 PM is the real secret to sweet dreams, trust me.
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I used to struggle with this so much because of work stress, but keeping my room totally dark helped me. Also, try washing your feet with cool water just before hitting the bed, it relaxes the body instantly. Let me know if you try it!
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