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Adjusting your behaviors during the day, and especially right before bedtime, can impact your sleep significantly. They often make or break the quality of your sleep, resulting in sleepless nights or rejuvenating rest.
A consistent, nightly bedtime helps keep your body on schedule. You should go to bed early enough to get the sleep that your body needs each night. Getting into bed early enough to get the sleep your body needs sets you up for success.
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