Try to ensure you're sleeping well all night.
Here are a few tips to improve your sleep:
From healthline.
Follow a regular schedule:
Going to bed at the same time each night helps regulate your inner clock. Following an irregular sleep schedule has been linked to poor sleep quality and duration.
Create a calming bedtime routine:
Adopting a relaxing routine before bed can help you get in the mood to sleep. For example, listening to calming music has been shown to help improve sleep quality in certain groups.
Create a comfortable environment:
Sleeping in a quiet, dark room at a comfortable temperature can help you sleep better. Being too active before bed, too warm or in a noisy environment is linked to poor sleep.
Minimize caffeine, alcohol and nicotine:
Studies have linked caffeine, alcohol and nicotine use to poorer sleep quality. Try to avoid caffeine in the afternoon and evening.
Reduce your use of electronics:
The excessive use of cell phones and electronics has been associated with poor sleep quality. Even exposure to bright room lights before bed may negatively affect your sleep.
Be more active:
Studies have shown that being inactive is associated with poorer sleep, and conversely, getting exercise during the day may help you sleep better at night.
Practice meditation:
Meditation and relaxation training may help improve sleep quality and brain function, although research isn't clear
Sleeping well is important to staying healthy and rested. Habits like minimizing caffeine and sleeping at regular hours can help.
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source.www.weinmanncentroneurologico.com.br
https://www.thesleepdoctor.com/2017/11/15/truth-alcohol-sleep/