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Health Articles 2009

7 Painless Ways to Handle Your Sleep Disorder

Occasionally, anybody may find it difficult to sleep well at night for whatever reasons but if it
is experienced a bit too frequently, it needs to be treated, because the human body essentially
requires good sleep to rejuvenate itself.

People who are unable to sleep restfully at night have low energy level during the day and
feel fatigued. This state of affairs can be the cause of many disorders, mental as well physical.
Frequent yawning, unable to concentrate on job or getting easily irritated are some of the
most common symptoms and you can clearly see all these can have serious consequences
on your career and social relationship. Fortunately, there are quite many ways to control
sleep disorders. They include diet and nutrition, herbal therapy, physical exercises, relaxation,
meditation and sensory practicing and one may have to try some of these to understand what
suits him most.

Here is an introduction to some of the above methods to help control sleeplessness at night:

1. Keeping your mind occupied with simple exercises like counting or spelling of word helps to
induce sleep. Keeping you mind engaged in some monotonous exercise relaxes the brain.

2. Alternatively you may follow progressive relaxation. This involves tensing your muscles
followed by their relaxation. Lie down comfortably and alternately tense and relax muscles in
progression, starting from your toes go upwards towards your head. It means training your body
to follow the instructions commanded by your mind and learning to relax its muscles. Slowly you
go to sleep.

3. Deep breathing, a yogic exercise, is an excellent technique that helps your body and muscles
relax. Just keep your eye closed focus on your breathing. The posture needed for deep breathing
involves the ribcage, lower back and belly. Aim for having longer and deeper breaths. Don’t rush
it up, just breathe slowly.

4. Another way of dealing with sleep disorder is to practice to listen to the stillness of your ears.
This is an easy, yet helpful technique. Lay back and relax. As you close your ears, a high and
jingled sound is heard. Concentrate listening to that sound, and as your hands and body get
relaxed, you should fall asleep in about fifteen minutes.

5. A very interesting and helpful way is offered by your feet, particularly the toes. Strangely,
this system works! Here you go: Lying down, keep your eyes closed and relax. Next pull the toes
towards your face. Remaining in that position, slowly count ten, and relax your toes thereafter
for a count of ten. Repeat the cycle a couple of times till you fall asleep.

6. Visualizing or imagining system is one of the most preferred techniques. This may be self
directed or aided by others and involves two stages. First, you relax your body thru deep
breathing or some such way and then visualization should take over. In your mind, you can draw
any pleasant image that you find satisfying.

7. Meditation works the opposite of visualization. It needs you to clear your brain using the
process of focused breathing or focusing on some object. The objective is to have a calm
thinking and attain silence of mind. Try putting an end to the processes of thinking or speaking
to your mind. That takes you to the state of quietness and you fall asleep.

It needs some practice to perform these techniques that help you relax and calm your body and
mind. Over a period of time your body begins to respond to the practiced techniques and you
are able to sleep well at night.

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