Sleep Environment Basics: Four Changes Worth Making First

Dark And Cool Come First

Darkness is the cheapest upgrade available. Proper blackout curtains or a well-fitting eye mask, then a sweep for standby lights: the router, the television, the charger with the bright blue eye. Hold your hand up at head height on the bed and look for anything glowing. Tape over what you cannot unplug and move on.

Temperature is the one people get wrong most often. A bedroom that feels pleasantly warm when you get in is usually too warm by two in the morning, because your body is trying to shed heat in order to stay asleep. Cooler than comfortable, with a blanket you can push off, beats warm and still every time.

Noise, Phones And What Not To Bother With

For noise, the aim is consistency rather than silence. A fan or a quiet white-noise source masks the irregular sounds that actually wake you: a door, a car, a partner turning over. Earplugs work well if you can tolerate them, and foam ones cost almost nothing, so trying a few shapes is a reasonable use of a fortnight.

The phone is the fourth change and the hardest, because it is also your alarm. Buy a cheap clock and charge the phone in another room. What you will not need is an expensive mattress, a cooling gadget or a tracker, since none of those fix a bright, warm, noisy room, and all of them distract from doing so.

The Questions Behind This Guide

Why does this publication talk about the post-meal window so much? Because that is where the day is actually decided. What happens in the ninety minutes after you eat sets your energy for the afternoon, your cravings for the evening, and a surprising amount of how the next morning starts. Fix that window and most of the rest follows.

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