2.
Always Get Up at the Same Time—Even on Weekends
“Regardless
of how well you slept or when you went to sleep, always get up at a set wake-up
time,” recommends Dr. Winter. Our circadian rhythm, the biological
process that drives your sleep-wake cycle, needs consistency in order to work
correctly. Not everyone needs eight hours—some need more, some can get by on
less. If you stick to a set wake up time, your body will start telling you when
to go to bed in order to achieve your optimal amount of rest. The overall
routine will help you get the healthy sleep you need to replenish your energy
stores, which means you won’t wake up as bedraggled.
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