Beware Your Bedroom May be Sabotaging Your Quality Sleep
Do you usually feel tired after waking up and frequently miss quality sleep? Even though you are not using gadgets in your bed and lately, you consume less caffeine at night, and generally go to your bed on time. Then it’s time you take a careful look at your bedroom, as Marriage and Family Therapist Shivani Misri Sadhoo suggests that your bedroom condition can impact your sleep quality in many ways: –
Avoid Clutter
A cloth-stand with laundry clothes in your bedroom, toys spread on your dressing table, a corner tool covered with few cloths – has the potential to affect your sleep quality. Yes, the research has identified that clutter in your bedroom can subconsciously increase your stress and anxiety, and a cleaner, more organized room tends to create a sense of peace.
Be careful with wall colours
We generally perceive wall colours have a universal impact on an individual’s moods but that’s not always true. Every person can react differently to a different colour, for example, shades of blue are often considered the most calming and peaceful for wall colour but some people find blue to be sad instead of tranquil. Thus, evaluate your bedroom wall colours, and try different colours.
Sneaky light
Darkness is an important tool to help activate melatonin (a hormone that helps the body feel sleepy). Any kind of light source can suppress this hormone and can make you feel more alert. Hence your bedroom may be hiding your sleep culprit in the form of the thinner window curtain, glowing LED clock, or the charging light from your laptop charger.
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