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Sleep deprivation can lead to weight gain and can also negatively affect hormones, athletic performance and brain function. In order to obtain high-quality sleep, the following methods are very effective.

Avoid caffeine at night

Caffeine is a stimulant, and drinking caffeine before bed can prevent you from falling asleep or getting a good night's sleep.

Take Kifer before bed

For a good night's sleep, a few tablespoons of Kifer before bed are beneficial. Kefir contains tryptophan, an amino acid that may promote better sleep.

Reduce carbs

Low-carb or ketogenic diets boost adenosine activity in the body. This helps relax the nervous system, reduces pain and inflammation, and helps you get a good night's sleep.

Do not drink alcohol within 3 hours of bedtime

Many people use alcohol as a sleep aid. However, the reality is that alcohol is not the answer to better sleep.

There is a big difference between falling asleep and being unconscious.

Alcohol prevents you from entering the most restful sleep phase. Alcohol relaxes the muscles in the airways, which can lead to snoring. Alcohol dehydrates you, which can make you thirstier. Alcohol can also wake you up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom.

Exercise

Exercising during the day will help you fall asleep faster and put you in longer, deeper sleep. Exercise also helps your body produce more growth hormone while you sleep. These hormones help your body repair and rejuvenate during the night.

The best part is that you don't need to do anything too intense to reap the benefits of exercise. Some low-impact exercises that can help you look, feel, and sleep better include:

• 30 minutes of walking each day
• Yoga
• Swim
• Cycling
• Hot shower before bed

Heat may promote deeper sleep. Taking a warm bath or soaking in a sauna before bed may help improve sleep quality.

Try to fall asleep and wake up at consistent times

The most important tip for getting a good night's sleep is to stick to a consistent sleep schedule.

Many people sleep quite differently on workdays than on days off, a pattern that can lead to chronic circadian dysregulation. With a regular sleep rhythm, your internal or biological clock will stay in sync and all your other bodily functions will work more smoothly.

A helpful tip for synchronizing your circadian rhythms for a good night's sleep is to get some sun first thing in the morning.