Changing lifestyles, stress, and unhealthy habits often prevent people from getting a full night’s sleep.
Many individuals wake up frequently or find their sleep interrupted, even after falling asleep.
Adopting simple pre-bedtime practices can significantly enhance the quality of your sleep.
Going to bed at the same time every night helps your body adjust, making it easier to fall asleep and wake up naturally.
Avoid using phones, laptops, or other digital devices at least 90 minutes before bed to allow your mind to relax.
The less exposure to artificial light before sleeping, the more your body can produce melatonin, promoting restful sleep.
A warm bath before bed reduces body fatigue, soothes muscles, and helps you feel refreshed and ready for sleep.
Warm milk can naturally increase melatonin levels in your body, encouraging a calm mind and deep sleep.
Before sleeping, check the room for calmness, comfortable temperature, and minimal light. A tranquil environment is key to a restorative night’s sleep.