Tue, Nov-04-03, 01:28
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Posts: 62
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 223/201/175
BF:Want Some of mine?
Progress: 46%
Location: Wyoming
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I would try lowering the temperature in your bedroom. The body lowers it's temp in preparation for sleep and it rises again the in the morning before waking up. In a hot room, the body cannot cool. Our bedroom (basement) is about 55-60 degrees in the winter and maybe 65 in the summer. Sure saves on the heating bill too! Just pile on the blankies if necessary.
We also leave a large box fan running year round. It helps with the cooling and also provides a constant background noise.
Jaimie
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