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7 Tips That Can Significantly Improve The Quality Of Your Sleep

Isabelle Jones by Isabelle Jones
June 24, 2020
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In order to have a complete and healthy lifestyle then we need to be getting at least 8 hours of sleep every night. Our brains take in a huge amount of information as we go about our day, and in order to process and store them, we need sleep to help us solidify and consolidate those memories. During the night, our short term memories move to a stronger long term memory and with good bouts of deep sleep, we tend to perform memory tasks and retain information much better. Not only this but our bodies need sleep to help grow muscle and rejuvenate from a hard day, this is when we can repair any damaged tissue and synthesize our hormones. So using this brief description you can see that getting your beauty sleep is a necessity, here are 7 tips that can significantly improve your sleep quality. 

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Create A Sleep Environment 

Firstly, it’s important to think about where you are sleeping and what kind of environment you’re in. A calm, quiet, dark environment is going to be far more beneficial to your sleep quality than if you were to sleep in a train station, for example. You can create this kind of environment in a few different ways. In order to keep the room dark until it’s time to wake up naturally you can purchase blackout blinds or curtains and if this isn’t possible then you can wear an eye mask. Wearing earplugs or using a white noise app will reduce the amount of outside noise you hear and keeping the temperature at a comfortable level will help massively. 

It’s worth knowing your bedroom as a room for activities such as sleep and sex only, keep computers, televisions and games consoles away. 

Routine 

Any parent will tell you that a pre-bedtime routine is one of the most efficient ways of getting the little ones to sleep, but we tend to forget this as adults and refuse to believe it could be beneficial to ourselves. The sleep experts of https://sleepauthorities.com/ explain that getting ready for bed in the same way every night will help trigger certain responses in your brain, helping you start to feel tired and ready for a night of good night sleep. Light reading before bed is a brilliant way to prepare yourself. 

Avoid Interfering Substances 

The majority of people will understand that they won’t be able to drink a cup of coffee before going to bed without it having a negative effect on their sleep quality. Don’t worry, coffee lovers, you can still enjoy your morning cup but try to avoid it four to six hours before you think you’re going to sleep. 

Alcohol helps us get to sleep, or so it seems. After a few hours, alcohol acts as a stimulant which disrupts our sleep terribly. In order to reduce the risk of this happening, sticking to the recommended daily intake of one to two drinks is advised. 

Isabelle Jones

Isabelle Jones

The information contained in this article is for informational purposes only and is not in any way intended to substitute medical care or advice from your doctor, or be interpreted as expert opinion.

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