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A new study shows that leaving the bed after 20 minutes of insomnia helps people fall asleep faster.
A simple behavioral change—getting out of bed after 20 minutes of lying awake—helped individuals with chronic insomnia fall asleep much faster, according to recent sleep research.
This technique, rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I), encourages people to avoid associating the bed with wakefulness.
Participants reported significantly improved sleep onset times after consistently applying the method.
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