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Updated Sep 19, 2022
We’ve probably all spent time staring at the ceiling, unable to sleep because of worries and thoughts in our heads. Learning how to quiet those thoughts and replace them with positive alternatives may help you drift into sleep.
Clearing your mind may help you sleep, but the reverse can also be true: Regular sleep may reduce your worries. People who go to bed late and sleep for shorter periods of time often have more negative thoughts than those who sleep regular hours, one study found.
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