Your body naturally cools down as you sleep, so lowering the thermostat to 60-67 degrees Fahrenheit can “trick” the body into falling asleep faster.
Get Sunlight Daily
Studies show that getting more sunlight, especially in the morning, can help your body regulate its sleep cycle.
Use Blue-Light Blockers
When your body is exposed to blue light from a computer, TV, and phone, it sends signals to your brain to stay awake because your body interprets this light as a sign that it’s daytime.
Avoid Melatonin Overdose
A lot of people take high amounts of melatonin to fall asleep, but it does more harm than good to your body.
Studies show that taking too much melatonin can “burn out” your melatonin receptors.
If you take melatonin to fall asleep, then take a small amount of 1-3 mg and make sure it comes from a trusted source.
Restore Mineral Imbalance
New studies show that a lot of people could be suffering from a toxic overdose of calcium in their bodies. This overdose can mess up the production of natural melatonin and GABA in your body and floods your body with stress.
An easy way to balance calcium in our body is to take pure, full-spectrum magnesium.
Magnesium helps to balance calcium levels in your cells and lowers your stress levels.