Common sleeping problems are often caused by bad habits reinforced over the years. A few small adjustments to your lifestyle - and your bedroom - can make a big difference.
Make sure your room is cool, dark, and quiet. If it’s hard to keep your room dark, try a sleeping mask.
Avoid stimulants before bed that includes caffeinated drinks and alcohol which can disturb sleep patterns.
Relax – consider deep breathing or progressive muscle relaxation to get started.
Want more sleep tips?
‘Boring may well be better when it comes to finding your formula for sleep’ says Drew Ackerman the global sleep master whose podcast ‘Sleep with Me’, enjoys a three million downloads each week. Drew is a lifelong sufferer of sleeplessness who tells bedtime stories with just enough interest to keep you listening but not enough to keep your brain stimulated. The intentionally boring content, combined with his drawling voice, sends listeners quickly to sleep.
Listen to the podcast below.
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