You’re tired each morning, even though you’ve gone to bed at a reasonable time and are getting 7 to 8 hours of sleep. What’s up? One of the most common sleep disruptors is the mid-slumber night bathroom break. According to clinical studies, getting up isn’t the problem, but turning on a bright light to illuminate your trip is. Bright light affects the body’s clock and pineal gland in the brain. When light is detected your body shuts off production of melatonin, the sleep hormone, making it hard to fall back to sleep. To avoid this problem, install a blue-tinted night light along your path to and in the bathroom.
To insure you are relaxed prior to sleep, rub lavender oil on your temples, (avoid the eye area) back of the neck and wrist pulse points. Lavender oil has been used for thousands of years to relax and heal.
Make it easy to go to sleep and wake rested. You deserve to feel revitalized every morning.

