- Ensure your bedroom is dark –use blackout curtains or a sleep mask if needed.
- Avoid blue light from screens in the hour before you’re planning on sleeping. Many phones, tablets, and PCs have 'night mode' blue light filters you can turn on (or better yet, put the screen away and read a book or do some relaxing breathing exercises before bed).
- Make sure your bedroom is well ventilated with fresh air throughout the day and not too hot or too cold, maybe slightly on the cooler side: 18–22 degrees Celsius (64–69 Fahrenheit) temperature-wise.
- Get at least 30 minutes of physical exercise and natural light outdoors during the day.
- Do gentle stretching or take a relaxing bath with magnesium salts in the evening to get rid of muscle tension.
- Don’t drink coffee or tea or other caffeine-containing beverages in the evening. How quickly you metabolize and clear caffeine and the degree it affects your nervous system can vary from person to person, but for many people, it can impact sleep quality.
- Last but not least –turn to some of our plant allies in medicinal herbs that help promote sleep quality.
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