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Don’t drink or have a huge meal before bedtime: having a late dinner before going to bed is going to activate your digestive system.

Wake up at the same hour every morning and go to sleep at a specific time as well. Try to keep yourself on a routine that supports your biological clock.

Keep yourself on a schedule: because of COVID-19, many of us had to change our home schedules radically, and sometimes it’s tempting to sleep late or go to bed at different hours.

No more naps: it can be tempting to take a short nap, especially if you are working from home, but taking a nap during the day can make it difficult to go to sleep at night.

If you find yourself frequently stressed out during the day, trying meditation techniques, deep breathing, or yoga to help you relax and make it easier for you to sleep.

Manage your stress: try not to engage in difficult conversations or work right before going to bed.

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The blue light from devices such as a phone, tablet, or TV can keep you active and disrupt your sleep. No more screens: stop using electronics an hour before going to bed.Small things like temperature can affect your sleep, so it’s best if your room is not too hot or cold.

Create a comfortable sleep environment: make sure your room is relaxing, quiet, and comfortable.

They’re all great additions to a healthy lifestyle! Getting Back to Sleepīefore you go to bed tonight, try at least one or two of these tips. If you believe your lifestyle or your environment could be to blame for your insomnia, keep reading to learn what to do to get back to sleep.

Poor sleep hygiene (not going to bed at the same time every night, having a noisy bedroom, checking your cell phone in bed, being too hot or too cold).

Certain medications, including common medications for depression, ADHD, and Parkinson’s diseaseįor health and medication-related issues, work with your doctor to learn if there are solutions that can help you.

An illness or condition (e.g., asthma or sleep apnea) that may be interrupting your sleep.

We’ve grouped them into two categories, which can help you figure out where to go for a solution. On a positive note, many of these common causes of insomnia have simple fixes.

Even in the best of times, these factors are all too common, and current events have made these feelings more intense for many people. There's a variety of reasons why you might have insomnia and recognizing what’s causing yours is the first step. As we grow older, we switch back toward day or morning people. Teens and young adults are definitely night owls, sleeping as late as possible and staying up late. Adolescents are more likely day chronotypes. Babies and young children are typically early risers. Our chronotypes change throughout our lives as our body chemistry changes. Night owls sleep as late as possible and are up well past nightfall, into the wee hours of the morning.Day people sleep a little later and are most effective in the afternoon.They are awake, operate at peak efficiency in the morning, but usually can’t stay up for the late news. There are typically three chronotypes: morning, day, and night. Our chronotype is how our body reacts to the time of day.

Our chronotype determines whether we’re early birds or night owls. They have productive mornings, with a little lag in the afternoon, but bedtime is just a few hours away.

#NIGHT OWL SAYINGS CRACK#

You stayed out all night, came home at the crack of dawn, slept in, then did it all over again.Ĭompare this with early birds who wake up easily, sometimes without an alarm. There may have been a time in your youth when you were a night owl.

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