Good bedtime habits, not sleeping pills, is the long-term solution to insomnia, a new study in Germany has confirmed.
Many people sleep better during holidays and long to sleep well all the time. But good habits, besides being free of worries help in sound sleep, according to the German Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care.
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Reading and watching TV in bed could actually make it harder to sleep. If people cannot sleep, it is better for them to get out of bed and do something else rather than focusing on trying to sleep.
Getting up at the same time every morning can help too. Napping during the day might make it harder for you to sleep at night if you are struggling with chronic insomnia.
It is also important to avoid drinking caffeinated drinks and alcohol in the evening. 'Most people know that coffee, cola or black tea can interfere with their sleep
Getting up at the same time every morning can help too. Napping during the day might make it harder for you to sleep at night if you are struggling with chronic insomnia.
It is also important to avoid drinking caffeinated drinks and alcohol in the evening. 'Most people know that coffee, cola or black tea can interfere with their sleep
Deepti wrote:
[quote]Abid Areacode wrote:
[quote]Sound sleep is a confusing word.Is it mean good sleep or a noisy sleep?[/quote]
@Abid,
Here is the meaning of Sound Sleep --- sleeping deeply
In this context, sound doesn't mean "Noise".. It should be taken as sleeping deeply.[/quote]
Thanks Deepti.That is why I told it is confusing.
[quote]Abid Areacode wrote:
[quote]Sound sleep is a confusing word.Is it mean good sleep or a noisy sleep?[/quote]
@Abid,
Here is the meaning of Sound Sleep --- sleeping deeply
In this context, sound doesn't mean "Noise".. It should be taken as sleeping deeply.[/quote]
Thanks Deepti.That is why I told it is confusing.
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