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НАЧНИ СПАТЬ ПРАВИЛЬНО
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Key wellness & sleep-improvement strategies
1 hour before bed: remove digital distractions
- Stop using phones and other digital content/information that can excite or overstimulate your brain.
Avoid eating late
- Don’t eat within 3 hours of bedtime to prevent your body from digesting instead of resting.
Set the sleep environment
- Eliminate irritants:
- Reduce light and noise
- Remove distractions
- Ask household members to not disturb you.
- Make your bed and use a comfortable pillow/bed setup—discomfort prevents quality sleep.
Create a calming pre-sleep ritual (about 30 minutes)
Choose activities that promote calm and relaxation, such as:
- A walk outside for fresh air
- A hot shower to relax muscles
- Hot tea in a quiet, calm setting
- Meditation or sitting in silence
Exercise earlier (a few hours before bed)
- Do physical activity earlier so you build pleasant fatigue, making it easier to fall asleep and improving sleep quality.
Target sleep duration
- Aim for around 7 hours as a “golden mean,” but adjust individually (some need less, others more).
Ventilate your sleeping space
- Air/ventilate the room to support better sleep.
If you feel sleepy during the day, don’t fight it
- The advice is to go to bed when you feel sleepy (if possible).
Sleep mainly at night
- The speaker suggests the body recovers best at night, especially between ~9:00 pm and 12:00 am.
- Avoid excessive daytime/early sleep when possible, as it may lead to health issues over time.
Relax as much as possible at bedtime
- Focus on relaxation until your body feels as “soft” as possible before sleep.
Presenters / Sources
- No specific person’s name is provided in the subtitles (the speaker references a personal Telegram/YouTube channel).
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