222 Ways to a Better Night and Brighter Morning Poor sleep can wreak havoc on your waking life, leaving you grumpy and unwell. But when you’re staring at the ceiling, counting sheep, worried that sleep may never come . . . what can you do? Well, Trick Yourself to Sleep—with 222 simple strategies and creative tips, all scientifically backed: Cover up clocks (stop stressing over every restless minute) Eat two kiwis (their folates and antioxidants aid sleep) Stick out your tongue (this releases tension in the jaw) Try a weighted blanket (it’s like giving your nervous system a hug) Make a list (and then set those to-dos aside until tomorrow)! This must-have guide for even the occasional insomniac will help you fall asleep, stay asleep, and wake up your best self.

'Wide ranging, backed by science and research, informative and easy to understand, this is a great book for the sleep-deprived' Lisa Artis, The Sleep Council When was the last time you had a proper night's sleep? In today's fast-paced, non-stop world, research by the UK's Sleep Council has found that almost a third of us don't get enough sleep most nights. Insomnia can wreak havoc on everyday life - leaving us feeling exhausted, irritable and unwell. Lack of sleep has also been linked to a whole host of long-term chronic conditions including Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, obesity and depression. But don't despair - help is at hand! This book is packed with easy to read and simple to follow tips, as well as some weird and wonderful tricks, all gathered from expert scientific research, that will help you fall asleep and stay asleep. You may be surprised to learn that everything from having a purpose in life to warming your feet, from what you eat through the day to how you breathe, from how much time you spend outdoors to reframing your thoughts and mindset can all help you get a better night's rest. A good night's sleep can help change your life for the better, and this book will help you to achieve it.

222 Ways to a Better Night and Brighter Morning Poor sleep can wreak havoc on your waking life, leaving you grumpy and unwell. But when you’re staring at the ceiling, counting sheep, worried that sleep may never come . . . what can you do? Well, Trick Yourself to Sleep—with 222 simple strategies and creative tips, all scientifically backed: Cover up clocks (stop stressing over every restless minute) Eat two kiwis (their folates and antioxidants aid sleep) Stick out your tongue (this releases tension in the jaw) Try a weighted blanket (it’s like giving your nervous system a hug) Make a list (and then set those to-dos aside until tomorrow)! This must-have guide for even the occasional insomniac will help you fall asleep, stay asleep, and wake up your best self.

'Wide ranging, backed by science and research, informative and easy to understand, this is a great book for the sleep-deprived' Lisa Artis, The Sleep Council When was the last time you had a proper night's sleep? In today's fast-paced, non-stop world, research by the UK's Sleep Council has found that almost a third of us don't get enough sleep most nights. Insomnia can wreak havoc on everyday life - leaving us feeling exhausted, irritable and unwell. Lack of sleep has also been linked to a whole host of long-term chronic conditions including Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, obesity and depression. But don't despair - help is at hand! This book is packed with easy to read and simple to follow tips, as well as some weird and wonderful tricks, all gathered from expert scientific research, that will help you fall asleep and stay asleep. You may be surprised to learn that everything from having a purpose in life to warming your feet, from what you eat through the day to how you breathe, from how much time you spend outdoors to reframing your thoughts and mindset can all help you get a better night's rest. A good night's sleep can help change your life for the better, and this book will help you to achieve it.

Your sleep is broken! The chances are, you’re NOT sleeping as well as you could. In fact, MOST of us just aren’t sleeping as well as we could be, and this is showing up in various forms. People are feeling too tired to work, depressed and weak throughout the day. And this is usually one or two things that you’re doing WRONG, that are stopping your body entering the deep sleep stage it needs, to restore and recover. Over the last few years, I’ve collected several highly effective sleep hacks and tricks that you could use to sleep BETTER. These things work, and they work fast. SLEEP BETTER: We've collected dozens of tips, bits of information and methods or techniques for improving your sleep, and going to sleep faster. FEEL BETTER: If you practice these techniques you'll fall asleep better and feel much better in the morning. Lots of people complain of not getting enough sleep or not sleeping well enough, so we've collected the tips that can help you! SLEEP FASTER: Another common concern is people can't seem to fall asleep FAST enough, so we've collected some information on how to fall asleep faster and with less effort as well. Overcome your bad sleep habits and finally feel good when you wake up in the morning. We've spent months collecting the best and most effective tips and tricks for sleeping better, so you can enjoy your life more. Scroll up (or down) and order your copy now, and get started improving your sleep! SLEEP IS IMPORTANT! It’s been shown that if you get better quality sleep everything else becomes easier: You’ll have more energy You won’t need naps during the day You’ll recover from exercise faster Your immune system will be boosted You’ll be less likely to get or stay depressed You’ll be more creative There are LITERALLY thousands of benefits of getting better sleep.. So I’ve created the ultimate guide: Sleep Hacker. Sleep Hacker contains over 50 powerful sleep hacks that you can use to improve your sleep and feel better. These things have been tried and tested by many people, and work fast, for almost everyone. What you’ll learn in Sleep Hacker Why your body actually needs sleep and what happens when you don’t get enough How your mattress position and settings really make a big difference to how well your body is able to sleep (It’s not what you expect) How raising your bed a few inches at the headboard end can supercharge digestion and immune regeneration, and impact your dreams How to wake up at ANY TIME, every morning, WITHOUT an alarm clock, and WITHOUT feeling tired (This is so useful, and you’ll be able to DECIDE how to live your mornings now) How to reset your natural body clock in one simple process (It’s a challenge, but it WORKS) A natural and effective way to stop snoring so you can experience less sleep disturbances in less than a week The powerful form of yoga that makes falling asleep seem like a walk in the park, so you can stop wasting hours trying to fall asleep Why you need to STOP napping if you want to get the most out of your sleep time! (This is another thing most people get wrong) Finally, the ACTUAL best sleep posture explained, and why most people get this WRONG A strange type of soundwave audio that you can listen to that will practically sedate and soothe you to sleep in less than 9 minutes Over 50 unusual, strange sleep tips explained in great detail (I don’t want to give away too much here!)

Are you struggling with insomnia? Do you find yourself tossing and turning all night, counting sheep, and trying every trick in the book to fall asleep? If you are looking for answers, look no further. In "Sleep The Science of Sleep: How It Affects Your Brain, Body, and Life", we delve into the science of sleep, from the different stages of sleep to the latest research on sleep disorders. We explore the benefits of good sleep hygiene and provide tips for falling asleep and staying asleep. We also cover the effects of age, lifestyle, and genetics on sleep and offer advice on how to mitigate these factors. Whether you are struggling with insomnia or simply looking to improve your sleep quality, this book provides the tools and knowledge you need to achieve restful, restorative sleep.