The Cause of Insomnia Lifestyle may be the use of Stimulants
Caffeine near bedtime, even when it doesn't interfere with falling asleep, can trigger awakenings later in the night.
Nicotine is also a stimulant, and smokers may take longer to fall asleep than non-smokers.
Be aware that the ingredients in many common drugs, including non-prescription drugs for weight loss, asthma, and colds, candisrupt sleep.
Use Of Alcohol
A glass of wine may help you fall asleep quickly, however, alcohol consumption is likely to produce interrupted sleep beginning a few hours after falling asleep.
Erratic Hours
If you do shift work (work non-traditional hours, such as nightsor rotating shifts), or maintain later hours on weekends thanduring the week, you are more likely to experience sleep problems.
Maintaining regular hours can help program your body to sleep at certain times and to stay awake at others.
Establishing a routine is important.
Inactive Behavior
People whose lifestyles are very quiet or restricted may experience difficulty sleeping at night.
The following links are about other Insomnia Causes.
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