Alaska Sleep Education Center

Top Four Simple Remedies to Help You Fall Asleep Faster and Naturally

Insomnia is a matter that affects most humans on the planet. Lacking sleep is annoying, especially when you have had a long day and want to close your eyes for a while. Rest and sleep are equally important since they enable the body to gain back strength during the day. Sleep also allows the body to repair itself, thus rejuvenation. Most people may testify that beating insomnia is not easy, and they must take time to check their sleeping patterns. Some people have to take melatonin supplements and others hemp products to help with sleep. Nonetheless, there are simple methods that you can use to fall asleep faster and naturally. These methods will help you sleep without worrying about waking up in the middle of the night or waking up occasionally and then without being fully satiated with sleep. 

Form a consistent bedtime routine

A routine is essential since it keeps you in check without missing any important steps. While creating your bedtime routine, ensure it is flexible and comfortable, meaning you can follow it daily without any mishaps. Your bedtime routine should include the time you go to sleep and what activities come before the set time. A pro tip to help you fall asleep quicker is putting aside or turning off all your devices thirty minutes before bedtime. You can use those thirty minutes to read a book or journal while reflecting on your day. If you have a skincare routine, you can do it now.

Sleep aids

When the worst comes to the worst or when you need to fall asleep immediately, you could take sleep aids. You can get the prescribed sleep aids, or you can go for natural sleep aids like hemp products. Cannabidiol (CBD) is derived from the hemp plant, improving sleep quality while reducing anxiety. If you have never smoked before, you could consider getting Prerolls ready to smoke, and they can last from six months to 12 months without going bad. 

Exercise regularly

Speaking of exercise, it doesn’t have to be something intense that will have your muscles screaming for mercy. Exercise generally means keeping your body active. You could go on daily nature walks, but if you are too busy for a walk, you should consider setting aside at least ten minutes to stretch or do a little yoga, Pilates, or any other form of exercise, depending on your preference. To help you sleep even better, you could perform a breathing exercise using the 4-7-8 method. You could also do a little meditation session.

Your environment

Your bedroom matters a lot; thus, you must always keep it clean and neat. Keeping your room messy-free creates a restful environment for your mind, making it easier for you to relax and, eventually, fall asleep. It would help if you also kept the room temperature at a moderate level that you are comfortable with. Also, avoid using bright lights in your room; a darker room will promote sleep.

If you have tried every method in the book, it might be time to try Prerolls. These cannabis products may be considered healthy depending on your use. If it is for promoting sleep, you are good to go; ensure the products are high quality.

If you are still having sleep problems, you may have a sleep disorder.  Call Alaska Sleep Clinic today @ 907-770-9104to get your free sleep assessment.

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Brent Fisher, MBA, FACHE, FACMPE
President and Chief Executive Officer

“Alaska Sleep Clinic has a history of providing the most comprehensive sleep medicine services in the state of Alaska. Its potential has only begun. I am here to take these high-quality, comprehensive services to all Alaskans.”

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Brent Fisher has held leadership positions spanning a wide variety of complex and start-up organizations: manufacturing (pharmaceutical & medical device), software development, hospitals (academic and community), medical groups, consulting, hospice, military, engineered devices, engineered plastics, and private equity.

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His writings have been published in various magazines, trade journals, and medical journals, including the Physician Executive Journal, Healthcare Executive, Modern Healthcare, Group Practice Journal, New England Journal of Medicine, and Journal of Healthcare Management (Best Article Award).

He has served on the Board of Directors of professional associations, civic organizations, and businesses.

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Brent enjoys being with his family, serving in the community, hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting.