Secret to get a sound sleep

A good night’s sleep is just as important as regular exercise and a healthy diet. Many research shows that poor quality sleep has an immediate effect on your mental health, hormones, and brain function. today i am going to tell you about secret to get a sound sleep.

We often think sleep is just routine of our body to resume our daily activity. We never knew the science, the logic and the intention of having sound and deep sleep. You should feel fresh after your sleep not feel sleepy again, if you do then you have to improve the quality of your sleep.

Our body works in 2 phase: consumption and production. Essentially you mange the equation by managing these two-phase. Inactive mode we put our body in consumption mode and during resting or sleeping mode we put our body in production mode.

We spend 1/3 of life sleeping. Many researchers say that every human being should take 8-10 hours of sleep, but I think it’s not important how much you sleep, the important thing is how you sleep, the quality of sleep matter most.

You should feel energized after sleep, no matter how many hours you spent in sleeping. During sleeping your body should be in ease mode.

Sleep is controlled by hormone called melatonin, it is an antioxidant and cell protector. It plays a 100% role in the prevention of disease and preservation of health.

Melatonin controlled by the pineal gland. Which gives you quality sleep, peace of mind, lowers stress level, and we can meditate batter. The simplest way to boost melatonin is by sleeping in dark room.

During sleep melatonin has important jobs to do, like it puts your body in the resting phase, increases your immunity, cell protection and repairs cell faster, especially it controls the cell proliferation (it also plays an important role in cancer protection).

How we can regulate the melatonin production?

Eat your meal at least 3-4 hours before your sleep, because late-night meal can impair the melatonin level in your body. If you get hungry at late night then choose your snacks which are high in L-tryptophan, which is responsible to generate melatonin.