NSDR for falling asleep

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Fall asleep quicker with Non sleep deep rest (NSDR)

Experience the benefits of deep, restful sleep with Non Sleep Deep Rest, a free tool that has been proven to promote relaxation and sleep. With a long history of successful use and research behind it, NSDR can help you fall asleep at night or return to sleep if you wake up in the middle of the night. Try it out and discover the positive impact it can have on your sleep and overall well-being.

How to use NSDR to fall asleep

1. Get comfortable

Lay down get comfy. Best to be in a cool dark room which promotes the best sleep. Lay on your back and put on headphones

2. Listen to the NSDR track

Press play on the NSDR track above and go through the guided breathwork and body scan.

3. Enjoy your sleep

NSDR helps guide you into sleep. Not working? No worries. NSDR still promotes rest and recovery even if you're not asleep. Consider a longer NSDR track.

Get off to sleep with ease

Listening to an NSDR track before bed can help you fall asleep faster by transitioning your state of mind into a more relaxed state. This is important for falling asleep because a relaxed mind is more conducive to sleep. The calming track and guided relaxation techniques used in NSDR can help to slow down your racing thoughts and quiet your mind, making it easier to drift off to sleep. The regular practice of using NSDR tracks can help to establish a bedtime routine, which is also important for good sleep hygiene. So if you're having trouble falling asleep, try incorporating an NSDR track into your bedtime routine and see if it helps you fall asleep faster and get a better night's rest.

Wake up feeling refreshed with NSDR

NSDR tracks can help you wake up feeling refreshed because they can improve the quality of your sleep. Using NSDR to relax and fall asleep faster, you'll spend less time tossing and turning in bed, which means you'll have more time to go through the various sleep cycles (REM, deep sleep, etc). These sleep cycles are essential for feeling rested and rejuvenated in the morning. REM sleep, in particular, is important for brain function and memory consolidation, while deep sleep is essential for physical repair and restoration. By getting more time in these deeper sleep stages, you may wake up feeling more rested and refreshed. So if you're looking for a way to wake up feeling more energized, try incorporating NSDR tracks into your bedtime routine and see how they can help you wake up feeling refreshed and ready to tackle the day.

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What people are saying about NSDR

Dr. Andrew Huberman - Neuroscientist at Stanford

'..it’s such a powerful tool. It’s a zero-cost tool that has enormous effects on not just accessing sleep and calm, but enhancing rates of neuroplasticity.' Tim Ferris show

Sundar Pichai, Google CEO

In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Sundar Pichai mentioned that he uses non-sleep deep as a means of relaxation and unwinding.

"So while I find it difficult to meditate, I can go to YouTube, find an NSDR video. They're available in 10, 20, or 30 minutes, so I do that occasionally."

Frequently asked questions

Can NSDR replace sleep?

NSDR cannot fully replace sleep, but it can be helpful in improving sleep quality and reducing the negative effects of a poor night's sleep. Incorporating NSDR sessions into a daily routine can help reduce stress and calm the mind, leading to a more relaxed and focused state. While it cannot replace the restorative benefits of sleep, NSDR can still be a useful tool for feeling more rested and alert. Listening to an NSDR track after a bad nights sleep can make you feel more alert and focused throughout the day, negating some of the impacts of a bad nights sleep.

What if I still can't fall asleep after doing an NSDR?

If you are unable to fall asleep after doing a track, try using a longer NSDR track or engaging in a relaxing activity, such as reading a book or listening to soothing music. Sometimes this is better than laying in bed not being able to fall asleep. Follow good sleep hygiene practices and consider speaking with a healthcare professional if the problem persists.

How long should I do an NSDR for to fall asleep?

The length of an NSDR session needed to fall asleep can vary from person to person. Some people find that short, 10-20 minute sessions are sufficient for helping them relax and fall asleep, while others may need longer sessions of 30-45 minutes or more. It is generally recommended to start with shorter sessions and gradually increase the length as needed. Overall, the key is to find a meditation length that works for you and helps you relax and fall asleep.

How long before bed should I do an NSDR track

For this session, it's recommended to try before sleep.

What else can NSDR be used for?

NSDR tracks can be used for a variety of purposes, including improving sleep, feeling more energized, recovering after a bad night's sleep, and increasing focus and concentration. These tracks can help to relax the mind and body, reducing stress and promoting a more restful state. By using NSDR tracks to improve sleep quality and reduce distractions, you can improve your overall well-being and performance.

Can NSDR help with a bad nights sleep?

Yes, doing a NSDR session the morning after a bad nights sleep can help negate the negative effects and help make you feel more refreshed, alert and focused throughout the day. Of course, it is not a replacement for sleep.

More than just for falling asleep

There are many other benefits to using NSDR tracks. Some of the things that NSDR can be used for include:

Feeling more energized:
NSDR tracks can help to relax the mind and body, making it easier to fall asleep and get a good night's rest. As a result, you may wake up feeling more rested and energized.

Sleeping better:
NSDR tracks can be a helpful tool for improving sleep quality and reducing the time it takes to fall asleep. By using NSDR tracks to relax and quiet the mind, you may be able to fall asleep faster and sleep more soundly.

Recovering after a bad night's sleep:
If you've had a poor night's sleep, NSDR tracks can be a useful tool for helping you feel more rested and rejuvenated. The relaxation techniques used in NSDR tracks can help to reduce stress and calm the mind, making it easier to relax and fall asleep.

Increasing focus:
NSDR tracks can also be helpful for increasing focus and concentration. By calming the mind and reducing distractions, NSDR tracks can help you to be more present and focused, whether you are working, studying, or engaging in other activities.Overall, NSDR tracks can be a useful tool for improving sleep, reducing stress, and increasing focus and concentration.