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Ayurvedic Sleep Tips From Patanjali's Founder Offer Natural Insomnia Relief

Ayurvedic Sleep Tips From Patanjali's Founder Offer Natural Insomnia Relief
Struggling To Sleep? Try These Ayurvedic Habits For Better Rest · freepressjournal.in

A good night's sleep is important for feeling fresh and energetic.

A man named Acharya Balkrishnaji, who helps run a company called Patanjali Ayurved, shared tips to help people sleep better.

He follows an old Indian way of staying healthy called Ayurveda.

He says trouble sleeping happens when the body's energy, called Vata Dosha, is out of balance.

Many people in India do not sleep enough — over 61% of Indians get less than six hours of sleep.

His advice includes turning off the lights, waking up early, and humming a calming song or watching your breath if you cannot sleep.

He warns against working too hard and suggests a warm oil massage if you are exhausted.

Herbs such as ashwagandha and nutmeg can calm your body and help you fall asleep.

He also says to stop looking at screens an hour or two before bed and eat your last meal earlier.

Patanjali sells products, like gummies and herbal tablets, that he says help people sleep well.

Key facts

Advice source
Acharya Balkrishnaji, co-founder of Patanjali Ayurved
Sleep deficiency statistic
Over 61% of Indians sleep less than six hours
Ayurvedic cause cited
Vata Dosha imbalance leading to a restless, overcharged mind
Recommended herbs
Ashwagandha, brahmi, jatamansi, nutmeg, cumin, tagara
Screen guideline
Stop digital screens at least one to two hours before sleep
Meal timing
Last meal two to three hours before bed; warm turmeric milk if hungry
Featured products
Patanjali Nutrela Ashwagandha & Melatonin Gummies, Divya Medha Vati Extra Power, Patanjali Turmeric Powder

Quotes

Acharya Balkrishnaji

Co‑founder of Patanjali Ayurved and Ayurvedic expert

“Many people actually fall asleep with the lights on. Instead, turn the lights off completely so that your sleeping area is free of light.”
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“The night is dominated by Tamas (darkness), which promotes deep sleep.”
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