How To Sleep Better Nhs
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How to sleep better nhs. You might gain more than just a good night s sleep. Going to bed and getting up at roughly the same time every day will programme your body to sleep better. Choose a time when you re likely to feel tired and sleepy. Work through a self help guide that uses cognitive behavioural therapy cbt and expert advice to manage sleep problems.
That s why it may be worth it for you to try a new position tonight. Knowing your best sleeping position can be harder than you think. Similar similar similar time time time time each each each each. Avoid using smartphones tablets or other electronic devices for an hour or so before you go to bed as the light from the screen on these devices may have a negative effect on sleep.
If you need more ideas you can get help and advice from a gp. Try and and go go to to to sleep sleep sleep with with with with a a a a. Evening attempt not to check check your your your phone phone phone for for for for an an an. Obstructive sleep apnoea available at.
See the nhs apps library. Keep regular sleep hours. Follow these 10 tips for a more restful night. Turning your clock away so you can t see it during the night and put your phone out of reach or even in another room.
Over the past few decades both sleep quality and quantity has declined. Find it hard to fall asleep stay asleep or wake up earlier than you d like to also known as insomnia find out more on the nhs website. You might recognise some of the experiences listed below or have other difficulties with sleep that aren t mentioned here. In contrast good sleep can help you eat less exercise better and be healthier 2 8 9 10.
Everyone needs sleep but many of us have problems with it. There are a number of apps designed to help with sleep.