It’s very normal to have trouble sleeping when you’re not in your own cozy, perfectly personalized bed. If you’re traveling for the holidays, being intentional with alcohol, staying active, minding your blood sugar, taking a sleep supplement, and sticking to your usual routine as much as possible will help you get the sleep you need to wake up refreshed and ready to ring in the last few days of the year.
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