The Tips Bank - A Compendium of Useful
Tips and Tricks, helpful Advice and Articles all guaranteed to make
life that little bit easierBecause of the serious dangers posed by the Coronavirus Pandemic we have listed what we believe are the most important
tips that can help protect
ourselves, our loved ones and others against a killer disease.
1. Get vaccinated
2. Wear a mask in public places
3. Keep your distance
4. Good ventilation
5. Hand washing
These five measures are the ones recommended by the World Health
Organisation and other reputable science based organisations. Simple
measures that save lives.
There are other measures that can be taken but the first two items on
the list are by far the most important ones. Mask wearing is very
effective at slowing the spread of the disease.
We are unfortunately beset with a great deal of false information denying the safety of
vaccines and the efficacy of face coverings. This has resulted in many deaths and cases of long lasting
health problems for many
Please
pass on this information, it could save your life or that of a friend or loved one.
The Virus has
caused a pandemic with the potential to kill vast numbers of people. Be vigilant. Action is needed!
Alarm clocks tend to wake
you up at an important point in the sleep cycle, often disrupting the
critically important REM sleep. The preeminent expert on the subject,
Mathew Walker recommends only ever using an alarm clock to remind you WHEN TO GET TO SLEEP,
and certainly
not to wake up.
Get
to bed at
the same time every night. The
experts are pretty unanimous that keeping regular sleeping times is the
most important factor in getting good restorative sleep. Getting a
stable sleep cycle, or circadian rhythm is essential ~ Ed
Try
turning down the lights an hour or two before bed-time;
that way you
will get a better sleep. When my friend suggested it to me I was very
sceptical. Believe me it works ~
Ian
McKenzie Sydney Australia
Gaining
weight is related to failing to get a good a good night's sleep. There
are other causes of obesity but there is a definite link between being
overweight and missing out on sleep time. Professor Mathew Walker
in his book, 'Why We Sleep' cites good evidence that if you
fix
your sleep habits then you will have a better chance of gaining control
of you body weight. Ed
Melatonin
for older people: Last night I had such a great sleep, it was
heavenly!. Getting sufficient sleep started becoming a
problem with me since I
became 70, five years ago. I believe that using medication to help
sleep
is generally a bad idea, but that the natural body-chemical melatonin
could benefit older people. I used half a 3mg tablet and
slept like a baby ~ A Klystron
https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/good-nights-sleep#aging
Another useful link - The Sleep Guide for Students
from Maryville University
https://online.maryville.edu/learn-to-sleep-well-to-study-well-a-guide-for-college-students/
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