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Are you finding it difficult to drift off during the chilly winter nights? Dr. William Lu, a general practitioner and Medical Director at an online sleep clinic, has shared an intriguing psychological trick that may help you achieve a better night's rest.
As temperatures drop and daylight hours shorten, many individuals experience sleep disturbances. Dr. Lu emphasizes the importance of creating a bedtime routine that incorporates relaxation techniques. One effective method is to engage in mindfulness or meditation before bed. This practice can help calm the mind, making it easier to transition into sleep.
Additionally, he suggests that instead of forcing yourself to sleep, you should focus on simply relaxing in bed. By removing the pressure to fall asleep, you may find that you naturally drift off more easily. This counterintuitive approach allows your body to respond to its natural rhythms without the anxiety that often accompanies sleeplessness.
Implementing these strategies could lead to improved sleep quality, even in the depths of winter.
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