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PostPosted: Fri 8:01, 13 Sep 2013    Post subject: louboutin How to Get a Good Night's Sleep

Do you have trouble sleeping?
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What is sleep deprivation?
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"In 2005, a study of over 1400 participants showed that participants who habitually slept few hours were more likely to have associations with diabetes type 2. However, because this study was merely correlational, the direction of cause and effect between little sleep and diabetes is uncertain. The authors [url=http://www.mansmanifesto.com]www.mansmanifesto.com[/url] point to an earlier study [url=http://www.rtnagel.com/louboutin.php]louboutin[/url] which showed that experimental rather than habitual restriction of sleep resulted in impaired glucose tolerance (IGT)."
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-- If you have lost sleep for several nights, try to make up for that lost sleep time as soon as possible. It might take several nights to get ahead of your sleep debt. Even if you can't sleep, at least lay down and try.
-- Set up a pre-sleep routine that you practice every night. Set up a routine that calms you and reduces stress like relaxing and gentle exercise, reading for pleasure (not anything work related), do breathing exercises and take a nice, long warm bath. Do this every night to try to get your body into a rhythm that it will expect every day.
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-- Keep your bedroom temperature cool, at about 65 degrees.
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-- If you cannot mask disruptive noise, wear ear plugs or maske it with a very low-noise sound machine.
-- Do not use flourescent lighting in your bedroom. Your bedroom should be dimly lit with 45-watt tungsten bulbs. Light reduces sleep hormones so you need to keep the bedroom dark -- don't sit up and read before you go to bed because your body needs the darkness to produce sleep hormones and the effects that reading light has on your brain will keep you from falling asleep after you turn it off and lay down.
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-- Wear a sleeping mask to bed and install heavy drapes or blinds in your bedroom to make it as dark as you can when the lights are out.
-- If you need a dim light on at night for in the bathroom, children's room or hallway, use a red bulb. Red light is the only light color that doesn't tell your brain to wake up. Stay away from blue light and white light.
-- Keep the decore in your bedroom simple with muted, neutral colors.
-- Wear loose-fitting night clothes or not anything at all to help keep your circulation from being blocked.
-- Fold your pillow in half and if it won't unfold on its own and return to shape by itself, go out and buy a new one.
-- If your mattress is over ten years old, replace it.
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-- Alcohol can interrupt restful sleep about every hour and a half throughout the night so avoid it for the last three hours before you go to bed.
-- Nicotine is actually a stronger nerve stimulant than caffeine and cravings can wake you up in the night. If you smoke, it might be one reason you cannot sleep or one reason you cannot get a full night's sleep.
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I hope all these sleeping habit tips will help you get into a rhythm of restful sleep.
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