How To Sleep Well: Sleep Recommendations

How To Sleep Well: Sleep Recommendations

To use my technique, you must be fully committed to it and not try to pick holes in it while participating. To start lay in bed, have your thoughts and imagine them in a green bubble inside your head, now imagine the bubble floating to the top of your scalp so you could grab it with your hand, place your hand and imagine yourself grasping the thoughts in your hand, lastly I want you to place them slowly on the floor next to you and let you r hands go. This is a system I use almost every night and can even be applied to get that annoying song out of your head.

You also nee to consider the kind of mattress you use. There are different kind of mattresses. See Best Mattresses Reviews here.

If none of these solutions work for you, I would strongly advise seeking a Doctor for further medicinal advice.

• You cannot force sleep

The Human Body is a wonderful machine. Every organ in the body works together in a very complex way that keeps you hale and healthy. There are hormones and organs in the body that regulate sleep. Go to bed only when you feel sleepy and don't force it. 

• Develop good sleep habits

• I can't fall asleep. What do I do?

Get up and do something else. It’s not the lack of sleep that gets at you, it’s the worry. Go back to doing something you are comfortable with. Avoid reading a book, cooking, coffee or television. Also do not expose yourself to bright light. 

• Don’t take your worries and responsibilities to bed.

If you have issues bothering you before you go to bed you will definitely have problems falling asleep. Try to leave issues bothering you behind when going to bed. You can pick it the next day. For now sleep. 

• Take a hot bath 1 ½ - 2 hours before bedtime

This definitely works for me, not everyone though. But I suggest you try it out. 

• Have something light to eat before sleep

If you are hungry, it will interfere with your sleep. Get something light to eat. Avoid heavy food. Avoid chocolates - they have stimulants that will affect your sleep. You remember warm milk? Yes, a glass of warm milk can do the magic. Bananas and turkey contain tryptophan, and may help you sleep. 

• No caffeine. No Nicotine. No alcohol 4-6 hours before sleep.

Here's the "No Touch" list.
Caffeine and nicotine are stimulants that interfere with your ability to fall asleep, and stay
asleep .Coffee, tea, soft drinks, hot cocoa, chocolate and some over-the-counter medicines
contain caffeine. Cigarettes, cigars, and some drugs contain nicotine. Alcohol, may help you sleep but will definitely affect the quality of your sleep.

• Don't take naps

If you feel sleepy during the day, make sure your naps are 6 hours before your sleep and they should last only 45 minutes. If you take too many naps during the day, you will hardly sleep at night.

Have you considered getting a mattress pad? It helps make your bed comfortable. See Mattress Pads Review here.

If you have more information or questions about sleep you can share it with me