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Home Remedies for Insomnia: 9 Options That Actually Work

This article is for general information and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Talk to a qualified health provider about your situation.

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7. Hop in the Tub for a Bath

A bath can provide several benefits for sleep. The first one would be that a warm bath can change your body’s temperature. Our core body temperature tends to drop one hour before falling asleep as a part of the body’s natural circadian process.

But warm baths can help this process, starting by boosting your circulation. If baths are taken 1-2 hours before bedtime, the natural circadian process is improved, which can help you fall asleep quicker and experience better sleep quality.

Baths also aid in muscle relaxation, which can improve your mood and even alleviate some cold symptoms. Step up the game and listen to some relaxing music, use Epsom salts, and light a candle.

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