Thursday, 16 January 2020

Walk more and sleep better


Can walking help you sleep better?

You have been hearing a lot about walking lately as it is a simple and effective way to exercise that most people can do.  If a walk in the morning can invigorate you and start you off for the day, then why can the opposite not be true when you walk at night to help prepare you for sleep?  


Walking to a good night's sleep

If you struggle to sleep then try taking a nice long walk and have a hot bath.You may have thought that exercising your brain such as doing a crossword would lead to deeper sleep, but sleep scientists have found spending some time walking in a changing, interesting environment and engaging in an interesting conversation actually make your brain work more. It is all about the stimulation your brain receives that makes it work harder. You may think that a good read or watching tv or an exciting film will engage your mind, but they only work limited parts of your brain unlike going outside for a walk. It is the purposeful movement that helps and interacting with your surroundings. It may surprise you, but a bit of multitasking may help you to sleep better later also.  

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