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Temperature.Most people sleep best in a cool room. The ideal range is usually between 65 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit (18 to 21 degrees Celsius).

Sound.A quiet space is key for good sleep. If peace and quiet is hard to come by, try controlling the bedroom noise by creating "white noise" with a fan. Or, use ear plugs ( here's a good pair).

Alcohol.This one is a slippery slope. It is true that having a drink before bed - a "night cap" - often does help people fall asleep. However, while it makes it easier to fall asleep, it actually reduces the quality of your sleep and delays the REM cycle. So you fall asleep faster, but it's possible that you'll wake up without feeling rested. It's probably best to improve your sleep through other methods before resorting to alcohol to do the job.

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Bring your temperature down

The ideal bedroom temperature for sleeping is between 60 and 67 degrees Fahrenheit (15.5 and 19.4 degrees Celsius). Note that it’s higher for babies and toddlers.

The naturally lower nighttime temperature is one of the signals the body uses to start melatonin production and head towards sleep.

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