How to improve sleep

Sunny

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Since PFS my sleep is very bad, it took 30-45 minutes to fell asleep and the sleep is very shallow also i wake up after 3-4 hour and than it become more difficult to sleep again.
 

RebelWithACause

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I had sleep problems in the beginning. Now I sleep fine without any supplements.

Kick out your PC, smartphone, every type of hardware out of your room. No blue light after 8PM. Read a book. Take magnesium. Drink a hot beverage. Stop reading (PFS) horror stories. Build up a sleep ritual and routine. Make sure you do something physical. If you are sedentary it is harder to fall asleep.
 

MNK99

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Even without music, just plugging in my earphones (inner earphones, isolation ones), somehow forces me to sleep a bit. Reminds me I always had earplugs to sleep when I kept a decent sleep schedule, gotta buy those (cheap) and keep them next to my bed so I build the habit again.
 

Aflac94

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Essential oils lavender and sage helped me to initiate sleep and feel less overheated at night

However, only provided me with minor effects and I can’t take them too many nights in a row. But if you’re like me and your sleep is god awful figured you may also appreciated anything that gives you a bit of improvement so figured I’d share this

But to be clear my sleep is still short, light, awakenings, nothing like before.
 

bruschi11

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Betaine/aminos/balance stuff is really helping my sleep get pretty damn deep. Only a few weeks ago my sleep was really light and shitty.