One of the most asked questions I get...
So here's 8 tips to help you get that rest you need
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As you know, I talk about black coffee a lot
I love it during a fast.
However, coffee/energy drinks/etc anytime past 12-2pm, especially if you're sensitive to caffeine...
May disrupt your sleep that night.
Avoid later in the day.
The blue light emitted by these screens/devices has been proven to disrupt your sleeping patterns
Specifically, it disrupts your circadian rhythm and delays the release of melatonin in your brain
Resulting in poor rest and a tired you
These glasses help stop the toxic blue light that disrupts your sleep mentioned above
However, no screens 1 hour before bed still applies, regardless of the blue light blocking glasses
Rather, use them during the day as much as you can
Meditation is a very effective mind calming exercise
It promotes relaxation, thought control, and focus
Don't overlook this
Read more on meditation before bed here: health.harvard.edu/blog/mindfulne…
Rather than using screens, like your phone, that disrupt sleep
Read a good book.
This helps with relaxation, imagination and reduced blue light
Plus, reading is like training in the gym... but for your brain!
Exercise it regularly
Personally, this is #1 on my list.
I can't sleep in dead silence, so I have a fan going every night
It's not always pointed at me, but I ALWAYS have it on for noise.
Surprisingly helps a ton
Taking these two about 30-60 mins prior to bed is my "secret" formula for a deep, well rested sleep.
Melatonin is the hormone that regulates sleep
Magnesium increases GABA, which promotes relaxation
An underrated life hack
Nothing on this list is more powerful than a solid workout
plus a nice long walk, to promote better sleep.
If your body/mind refuses to get tired...
MAKE IT TIRED yourself
Simple
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