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Poor Sleep Hygiene

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Poor Sleep Hygiene
Pre-bed habits that are not conducive to proper rest, which can affect a person’s work activities; insomnia may be related to bereavement, traumatic events and personal tragedies
Bad habits Hard liquor, tobacco, late night meals or snacks before bedtime, sedentary lifestyle, and daytime napping
Preventive measures Regular exercise, meditation, autohypnosis, abstinence from abuse substances


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So that you can get rid of your insomnia, you need to handle what is causing this, if it's simply a habit regarding poor sleep hygiene as well as stress that is retaining you awake every evening.
1), (3-3) Sleep "characteristics" change with age, but several factors operate in the elderly, including poor sleep hygiene, inactivity, bereavements, sociobehavioral problems, and coexisting diseases, including medical and psychiatric problems.
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