UNINSTALL NOIZIO ANDROID
For those using an Android phone, there’s an application called Sleep As Android. If you use your phone as an alarm, find an application that requires you to solve a problem before it shuts off. If you’re really not a morning person, this is another trick to help get you out of zombie mode. Avoid oversleeping with an alarm-clock challenge. If your alarm is your phone, this ties in perfectly with the aforementioned “no tech before bed” tips. This tactic is good for a number of reasons, chiefly because it gets your blood flowing and helps kick-start the process of waking up. I mean, unless you thoroughly enjoy the incessant ringing of your alarm clock, you’re going to have to get and turn the damn thing off. Put yourself on autopilot, leave the thinking for later.
UNINSTALL NOIZIO PORTABLE
Overall, we found that the use of portable light-emitting devices immediately before bedtime has biological effects that may perpetuate sleep deficiency and disrupt circadian rhythms, both of which can have adverse impacts on performance, health, and safety. Use of light-emitting devices immediately before bedtime also increases alertness at that time, which may lead users to delay bedtime at home.
We found that the use of these devices before bedtime prolongs the time it takes to fall asleep, delays the circadian clock, suppresses levels of the sleep-promoting hormone melatonin, reduces the amount and delays the timing of REM sleep, and reduces alertness the following morning.
"The use of light-emitting electronic devices for reading, communication, and entertainment has greatly increased recently. Also, forget the nightcap … It’s a trap! Alcohol can can seriously affect your REM sleep, lead to sleep apnea, and leave you foggy & restless the next morning. It will minimize midnight bathroom runs and help you sleep like a baby. Go to the bathroom, don’t drink too much liquid and try not to consume caffeine after 4-5pm. The bottom line is that engaging with too much tech can leave your mind buzzing long after you’ve tucked yourself in, so replace the iPad with a good ol’ paperback. You may think you’re relaxing, but staring at a digital screen – like your phone, TV, or monitor – actually stimulates your mind! This will also help you avoid dropping your phone on your face whilst stalking people on Instagram. In addition to the apps mentioned above, try and refrain from using digital screens or devices at least 30-minutes prior to sleep. These applications remove blue light and adjust the colours of your screen in a way that greatly reduces the stimulating effects of blue light at night. Great information on sleep can be found here. Laptops & cellphones are the worst offenders, so we suggest using apps like FLUX & Twilight. Exposure to excessive light at night, including extended use of various electronic media, can disrupt sleep and reprogram circadian timing. You know that stinging feeling you get after looking at a bright screen for too long? Yeah, it ain’t good. They’re a great investment that will create the perfect sleeping environment for you. The idea is to get it so dark you can’t see anything, including the bed post you just broke your toe on. Turn off or cover any LED’s or lights as best you can, place your phone face down, and try to get your hands on some blackout blinds. There’s a great IFTTT recipe you can use to do this automatically. A good night's rest is incredibly important when it comes to productivity.
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