5 Tips to Get A Good Nights Sleep

Nov 27
09:56

2008

Quang Van

Quang Van

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Sleep is one of the most important things someone does during the day. Here are 5 tips to get a good nights sleep.1) Sleep at night. Try to sleep at n...

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Sleep is one of the most important things someone does during the day.

Here are 5 tips to get a good nights sleep.

1) Sleep at night. Try to sleep at night in the dark. That's how you were meant to sleep.

It might sound simple,5 Tips to Get A Good Nights Sleep Articles but you'd be surprised at how many people try to fight this fact. The fact that since we migrated out of the wild of Africa, humans still sleep better at night then the day.

If you are trying to stay awake at night, then you are fighting your nature and biological clock. It's an uphill battle and you will loose.

2) Get a blindfold. You don't know the many people who think I look ridiculous with a blindfold. But it really helps.

I find that even if I don't sleep, just having a blindfold on, blocking out 100% of the light, makes me feel refreshed afterwards.

Every person that have tried a blindfold, has always enjoyed it, and end up purchasing one.

3) Sleep and wake up at the same time everyday. Waking up at the same time is most important.

This way you train your biological clock to start and stop at the correct time. The biological clock your body's internal clock that sends signals to your brain when it's time to go to sleep.

This sends melatonin throughout your body making you feel tired. It's important to get enough sun-light to keep your melatonin level in check.

4) Eat light at night. During the night time is not for you to binge eat, and chow down. Keep your meals light at night so your body can relax while trying to sleep.

5) Have a single place just to sleep and nothing else. That means don't work in bed, or read in bed, or use your laptop in bed.

You bed is for one purpose only, and that is a resting place to sleep. It's a place for you to relax. The impact of only using your bed for sleep will make it easier for you to associate bedtime with sleep time.