The One Thing Sleep Specialists Really Want You To Start Doing Every Day
“When we asked health experts for their best sleep recommendations, there was one piece of advice that stood out among the rest: Have a consistent sleep schedule (aka go to bed and wake up at the same time every day).
As Laura Erlich, fertility and obstetric specialist and founder of Mother Nurture Wellness tells mbg, "My No. 1 tip for improving your sleep quality is to maintain an intentional routine that allows you to wind down, sleep a full night, and wake rested. Do your best to wake up at the same time every morning, and get some early morning sun on your face whenever possible."
"A good night's sleep starts with the day. A consistent wake-up time sets your clock without needing anything at all," Ellen Wermter, sleep expert and spokesperson for the Better Sleep Council tells mbg. And as registered nurse and Noom coach Christina Graham, R.N., adds, "Our internal clock craves consistency, so sticking to the same schedule, even on the weekends, is key for supporting consistent sleep."
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✨Takeaway: Going to sleep and getting up at varied times each day can seriously disrupt restful sleep, according to experts. However, if you stick to your pattern more consistently, you'll soon be able to get a good night's sleep.
Maintaining a consistent schedule is essential for sustaining good sleep since our internal clock needs regularity.
✨Reflection: Is your sleep schedule consistent?
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Thank you for this great article!
Now when I have a full-time job, I managed to make my sleep schedule consistent. However, I still need to work on going to bed earlier because I do not always feel fully rested.
@innateJoy9602 This is so true! Fixing our sleeps can take some consistency but it can have a great positive impact in our everyday lives and mental health!
There are many sleep disorders and unfortunately, sleeping issues is the most common symptom of other disorders too such as anxiety and depression.
However it can be fixed but other lifestyle changes are crucial for this to happen. It can be challenging at first but very rewarding at the end!
Thank you for the post!