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Unplug doesn't knock you out, it lets your mind relax so that you just drift off. So don't worry, you'll still wake for your alarm or if your child cries.
You won't become dependent on Unplug. After a month on Unplug, many people report that they can dip in and out whenever they need better sleep.
No more lying awake at night with your mind racing, unable to fall asleep. You wake up well rested and your body recovered ready to start the day.
How much sleep is enough? A good rule of thumb is to aim for 7-9 hours each night. Lots of things can affect night waking - try keeping a sleep diary so you can monitor how often you’re waking and crunching down those crucial sleep hours.
Getting enough deep, restorative sleep is crucial to waking up refreshed. If you use a wearable sleep tracker, pay attention to shifts in REM sleep during the first few nights of taking Unplug.
If you don't have a tracker, try keeping a note of your dreams in your sleep diary as these can also be an indicator.
We all have 24 hours in the day, and sometimes it's hard to get to bed earlier. That's where sleep latency, or sleep onset, becomes so important. This is the time it takes to fall asleep once you're in bed, which is why setting yourself up for sleep is so important!
Sometimes night awakenings can’t be avoided so the time it
takes to get back to sleep after waking in the night can be just as important to upping those sleeping hours as the time it takes to get to sleep in the first place. Which is why conditioning the mind and body for rest is so imperative.