Establish a sleep cycle for your body to become accustomed to by going to bed and waking up at the same time every day. Avoid napping during the day.
Although many men watch TV or work on the laptop while in bed, try to keep the bed for sleeping, sex and nothing else.
If you take prescription medication or nutritional supplements that contain energy-boosting ingredients, take them in the morning so they won't keep you up at night.
Keep the area you sleep in dark, comfortable and quiet, and don't let pets sleep on the bed.
If you are unable to fall asleep, remain in bed and try a relaxation exercise like repeating a soothing word over and over again.
If you still don't feel tired after 15 minutes, leave the bed and sit in a chair. Keep the lights off and don't distract your brain with television or a book; it might be harder to get it back into the right frame of mind.
Avoid caffeinated beverages after 5:00 PM and don't eat large meals 2-3 hours before you go to sleep.
Relax your face by laying a warm eye mask or towel across your eyes to create a tranquil mood. Gently rub an application of Eye Rescue Formula into the eye area to promote a more refreshed appearance the next morning.
Keep your diet healthy and exercise regularly, but try not to exercise 2 hours before you plan on going to bed.
Talk to a doctor if you are suffering from serious sleep-related problems like chronic sleeplessness or insomnia, restless leg syndrome and severe snoring.
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