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Published 15:19 4 Oct 2019 BST
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She explained:
“Recall conversations, sights and sounds as you go. It helps you to reach a mental state that’s ready for sleep.”If that doesn't work, try visualising your happy place - especially if its in a way that uses three senses, which is when it is most effective. Sammy added:
“Imagine yourself in a situation where you feel content – a tropical paradise, sailing on calm waters, walking in flower fields. “As you explore your ‘happy place’ imagine smelling flowers, feeling grass or sand under your feet and hearing water lap against the boat. You should soon feel relaxed and drift off.”
The last tip may be the easiest one to do, though: roll your eyes.
Yes, that's right. Simply shutting your eyes and rolling them up three times can hep you zip off to dreamland.
Sammy said:
“It simulates what you do naturally when you fall asleep and may help trigger the release of your sleepy hormone, melatonin.”
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