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Identify which type of rest you need, and try to incorporate it into your daily schedule. (click on your selection)
Essential oils like lavender and ylang ylang oil are two great oils that naturally relax your body and set it up for a great sleep. While peppermint oil is great for sleep as well, it also doubles as a quick pick-me-up!
Supplements containing ginseng can help stimulate your nervous system and protect your body from stress (do not take if you have high blood pressure). Magnesium supplements may help regulate neurotransmitters that are directly related to sleep; deficiency in magnesium can lead to you feeling tired.
It is important to get some sun first thing in the morning to help regulate your circadian rhythm (your body's natural clock), so make sure to either open your windows, or take a nice morning stroll :)
To avoid light pollution before you sleep, use blue light glasses! To avoid this completely, make sure to not look at any screens about an hour before you sleep.
Cut. down. on. caffiene. That involves coffee, energy drinks containing caffiene, or any other beverage containing caffiene. Caffiene can mess with the timing of your body clock, therefore reducing your total amount of sleep.
Turn off wifi or bluetooth on any device that may be near you when you are sleeping. Wifi exposure is associated with sleep deprivation, and bluetooth can lead to increased exposure to radiation as you sleep.
Try This Morning Routine:
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