3. Getting a good night’s rest and enhancing sleep quality
Getting a sufficient amount of quality sleep is essential for your daily well-being. This is known as “sleep hygiene” and includes all of the routines you can carry out before going to bed to improve your sleep.
Some recommended habits to increase sleep quality involve reducing the number of hours in front of screens and body activation before going to bed. In this regard, try to avoid watching TV in bed and do your best to establish a sleep schedule. In addition, try not to do sport or eat sugary or spicy foods to avoid the stimulating effects they have on your body.
Sleeping 7-8 hours a day is a sure way to improve your mood and prevent other sleep-related problems such as tiredness, anxiety and distraction.
4. Careful with processed foods
Refined sugar, industrial baked goods and ready-made meals are just a few examples of foods that you are better off keeping out of your regular diet.
The key is to get your palate used to the taste of natural foods without artificial substances. The best habit you can get into is ridding yourself of foods that don’t do your body any good. Once you’ve achieved proper dietary management, it’s okay to occasionally indulge in “guilty pleasures”, including some of the aforementioned products.