Sleep is essential to college life in your LSU graduate student housing, especially when you need to be alert for your classes and study sessions. If you are not getting enough sleep at night, there are ways to make improvements and feel rested in the morning.
Have a Cup of Warm Tea
A warm cup of decaffeinated tea can help you feel relaxed before starting your bedtime routine. In addition to tea designed for relaxation and sleep, flavors such as chamomile, lavender, and valerian root tea can help calm your mind. The kitchen in your student apartment provides plenty of space for preparing your nightly tea.
Take a Hot Shower Before Bed
Every bedroom in your student apartment features a bathroom, allowing you to take a hot shower as part of your bedtime routine. As your body cools down, it signals to your brain that it is time to relax and get some sleep. You can even enhance your routine by lighting a soothing candle or soaking with calming bath salts.
Create The Right Sleep Environment
Creating the right sleep environment in your bedroom means keeping the room at a comfortable temperature, making your bed, and turning off the screens. Remember, a dark room increases your Melatonin production. You can also use white noise to block out any sounds that usually wake you up.
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