The less interrupted your sleep is, the better your sleep quality will be.
Get into the habit of starting your sleep routine in the same way at the same time each night.
Practice good sleep hygiene by eliminating habits that can contribute to poor sleep quality, for example:
Avoid excessive caffeine consumption before trying to go to sleep.
Avoid exposure to light in bed before trying to go to sleep.
Minimize your alcohol intake: the fewer alcoholic drinks, and the further away from your bedtime, the better.
Always prioritize your regular bedtime over work and other activities.
Switch off the TV and any other electronic screens an hour before bedtime.
Keep your sleep environment free of any stimuli that might keep you awake, including mobile devices, TVs and radios.
Please be aware that it may take a few weeks before improvements are reflected in your score.
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