So, it's hard to believe that something as simple as sleeping can be difficult for so many people. A lot of people suffer from poor sleep quality and issues like insomnia. In fact, according to the CDC, more than a quarter of Americans report that they don't get enough sleep from time to time. If you're one of those people, improving your sleep habits is important. A good night's rest can make all the difference in your physical health, mental well-being, and overall quality of life. Don't let poor sleep hold you back – prioritize rest and start feeling better today!

Is there a way to get quality sleep? Of course, there is! To get quality rest, one of the things you can do is change your lifestyle.

Tips for improving sleep quality

It's important to build good habits that contribute to a healthy body. It's also important to eliminate the things that keep you awake at night and prevent you from sleeping. Below are some steps and tips you can take so you can get back to sleeping soundly.

Having a consistent sleep schedule

A regular and consistent sleep schedule is important to good sleep habits. Frequently changing your bedtime and wake-up time can confuse your body. Following a regular sleep schedule, even during weekends and vacations, can help you get the rest you need.

You can set a sleep time of around 7-8 hours at the same time every day. Be consistent with your sleep schedule by leaving all gadgets, television, and cell phones during bedtime to enter dreamland quickly. If within 20 minutes you still can't sleep, don't rush to get your phone. Try doing something that makes you more relaxed, such as listening to soothing music.

Maintain and pay attention to your diet before bed

Pay attention to your diet before going to bed. Don't go to bed too hungry or full. Eating too large a portion will make your stomach uncomfortable and make it difficult to sleep, so it's best to avoid eating a large meal a few hours before bedtime.

Also, avoid caffeine-containing drinks such as tea, coffee, and alcoholic beverages before bedtime. The stimulating effect of caffeine can keep you awake and disrupt your sleep. Also, while alcohol can make you sleepy, it can reduce the quality of your sleep. As a result, you may become dizzy when you wake up.

A conducive place 

You will not be able to get a good night's sleep under the illumination of brightly shining lights or noisy television. Turn off all room lights before bedtime, or replace your bedroom lights with dimmer ones. Turn off the television or put on some relaxing lullaby music before bed. A warm bath before bed will also help to slough off all the tiredness and get you into dreamland faster.

Limit nap time

Napping for too long will make it difficult for you to fall asleep at night. Limit naps to 30 minutes so your body will fall asleep more easily.

Keep physically active

It is still not known exactly how physical activity can improve sleep. Scientists have found that moderate-intensity aerobics can increase the number of slow-wave sleep associated with deep sleep, where the brain and body have a chance to recuperate. Physical activity can also help stabilize your mood.

If you still have trouble sleeping, don't let the condition drag on. Consult your doctor and find the cause of your sleep disturbance. Alternatively, you can visit a doctor or use the consultation features available in the Ai Care application by downloading the Ai Care application from the App Store or Play Store.

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