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How to Sleep Well

There are things that you can do to help improve the amount and quality of sleep that you get each night. Some things you might try include:

Limit alcohol use, especially in the evening.
Give your pets beds of their own, encourage your snoring partner to sleep on their side, and use a white-noise machine to block out sound.
Make sure to adjust your thermostat to avoid being too hot or too cold. If you don’t want to adjust the thermostat, wear thick socks to a well-blanketed bed during cold snaps and use a fan in the summer.
Turn off electronics at least an hour before bedtime.
Hang blackout shades or curtains and close your bedroom door to shut out the light from other areas of the house.
Although caffeine’s effects on you depend on your tolerance, the dose, and your age, it is best to keep your consumption below 400 mg per day and stay away from caffeine sources after lunchtime.
If you're struggling with stress, try a daily meditation practice. You don’t need to be an expert yogi or spend hours sitting on a mat. Even 10 minutes a day is beneficial.
Schedule your workout for the morning, or hit the gym during your lunch hour.
Have a small snack before hitting the hay. It should be heavier on complex carbs, lighter on protein, but including both. Good choices include a small bowl of whole-grain cereal and milk, a slice of deli turkey wrapped around a celery stick, or a piece of fruit spread with peanut butter.

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What we are going to Learn in this Blogger? Hello all readers, welcome to my blogger which purpose is to help you have a better quality of sleep, make you understand the importance of sleeping 8 hours a night, not taking any type of caffeine, sleeping without worries or cell phones, etc. But the most important thing is that you believe and eliminate bad habits that perhaps did not benefit you at all, that you share and help your friends, family members to have a healthy community in terms of physical condition, health and mental condition. To be able to progress and advance as true Ecuadorians. Come on, TOGETHER WE ARE MORE! I have been a Copol student since 5th grade, I am 14 years old, I like to play basketball, but what fascinates the most is programming. I am currently in 10th grade and I would like to help you a lot with this topic since for me, sleep is the most important thing you can do, whether it is to regain energy or simply to rest.

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