How to Fall Asleep Fast (Lifestyle)

http://www.normalbreathing.com/how-to/how-to-fall-asleep-fast.php

How to fall asleep fast even when not tired? Falling asleep in 60 seconds or faster is easy if you have more than 60 seconds for the body oxygen test. Most modern people have less than 40 (or even less than 20) seconds for the morning body oxygen test because of their heavy or abnormal breathing.

This YouTube video provides key lifestyle factors that help to fall asleep fast or less than in 5 minutes. About 200 Soviet and Russian medical doctors applied this "how to fall asleep faster" lifestyle factors on thousands of people.

More details about these and other lifestyle factors for better sleep:
http://www.normalbreathing.com/how-to-sleep.php ;
http://www.normalbreathing.com/good-sleep-hygiene.php ;
http://www.normalbreathing.com/how-to-sleep-less.php .

The most destructive lifestyle factors in relation to sleep are supine sleep (or sleeping on one's back) and mouth breathing during sleep. These factors are analyzed in this YouTube video: "How to sleep better" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouGO0EwFfd0 .

In addition to lifestyle changes, you can master the easy breathing exercise "How to Fall Asleep Fast". In order to do that click one of the links at the top of this description: either the video "How to fall asleep fast" or the web page with the same name.

Produced by Dr. Artour Rakhimov (www.NormalBreathing.com)

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[Anygma]

how convenient! i just had a bad night of sleep. now there's an other factor at play... i'm 7 week pregnant. i notice my heart beat faster, my breathing is faster and i have a tendency to get out of breath a lot easier. are there any adjustment to be made to this breathing technique while pregnant? i suffer from nausea which make eating tricky and sometime wakes me up at night also.

[artour2006]

@Anygma

The same as in the video. more details on the site, caution is required with rate of progress.

[dobe762]

Artour congrats on the new helper, good info as always ...

[artour2006]

@dobe762

Thanks. 

[memoII92]

xnxx.com then go sleep

[mcclurgtracy]

ALL HAIL BRITISH MUSIC

[artour2006]

@amishimul1011

Yes. This is explained on my website NormalBreathing com

[artour2006]

@amishimul1011 You can move up if you make your automatic breathing slower and smaller. It can take you up to 2-6 weeks to get 30 seconds for the body oxygen test in the morning/