HTP 4
HTP 4
HTP 4
General objective: recognize the significance of a healthy sleep schedule and correct sleeping pattern
d) Create a
cozy
environment.
d.) Store
electrical
equipment.
g.) Wind
down before
bed
2.) Don'ts:
a.) Regularly
napping.
caffeine just
before bed
b.) Reduce
drinking and
stop smoking.
c.)Avoid
strenuous
exertion right
before bed.
3. How to balance 1. Your Discussion 5 minutes Heath Evaluate at
diet and exercise metabolism the end of
teaching
affects sleep. and your diet discussion
go hand in with the use through
hand. Your of question
metabolism Pamphlets and
will stabilize if answers.
you follow a
healthy food
and exercise
regimen,
which will
help you
maintain a
healthy
weight and
have better
sleep.
2. Sleep
length and
quality are
influenced by
our diet.
Eating too
close to
bedtime can
interrupt
sleep, and
caffeine is
known for
making it
more difficult
to fall
asleep8. Most
health experts
advocate
avoiding
caffeine prior
to sleeping. A
diet that is
overly high in
calories or fat
or low in
essential
minerals,
such as
calcium,
magnesium,
and the
vitamins A, C,
D, and E, may
make it
difficult to get
adequate
sleep9.
3. Exercise is
essential for
good health
and has
positive
effects on
almost all
bodily
systems.
Many of the
advantages,
such as
decreased
anxiety,
lowering
blood
pressure, and
improved
sleep, are
noticeable
right away.
Even
additional
long-term
advantages
are provided
by regular
exercise,
such as
improved
weight
control,
stronger
bones, and a
lower risk of
more than 35
diseases.
Regular physical
activity can
enhance
sleep16.
Exercise that is
both aerobic
(such as jogging
and aerobics)
and resistance-
based (such as
weightlifting) can
enhance sleep
quality17.
Although
younger people
often need more
exercise than
older people to
achieve the
same benefits,
any amount of
movement may
enhance sleep.
Exercise typically
improves sleep
when done in the
late afternoon or
early evening.
Exercise done
right before bed
will raise stress
hormone levels,
which could
make sleep
issues worse.