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Recover from a Bad Night of Sleep by Faking a Nap
Health Magazine recommends a technique called paradoxical relaxation to trick your brain into thinking you took a nap.
The technique comes from Matthew Edlund, M.D., and attempts to create a form of active rest to help you recover from a night of tossing and turning. Edlund explains how to do it:

Focus on one muscle group in your body for at least 15 seconds, concentrating only on how it feels and nothing else. Repeat up and down the body. Surprise — you feel recharged.

lickypickystickyfree:

Recover from a Bad Night of Sleep by Faking a Nap

Health Magazine recommends a technique called paradoxical relaxation to trick your brain into thinking you took a nap.

The technique comes from Matthew Edlund, M.D., and attempts to create a form of active rest to help you recover from a night of tossing and turning. Edlund explains how to do it:

Focus on one muscle group in your body for at least 15 seconds, concentrating only on how it feels and nothing else. Repeat up and down the body. Surprise — you feel recharged.

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alyssaesk:

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