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	<title>Comments on: Even gentle daytime exercise helps sleep</title>
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		<title>By: terrina</title>
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		<dc:creator>terrina</dc:creator>
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		<description> I would also suggest that it is a simple and effective way to integrate physical activity into any day.  Walking for 20-40minutes a day (not necessarily all in one bout) may well help to reduce anxiety and therefore help alleviate sleep problems and insomnia.  Personally I find walking to be an essential part of my daily routine, it brings me clarity of mind and reduces any tension.  If you wish to try exercise in an attempt to ease sleep difficulties it is usually best to exercise during the day, at least three hours before sleep.  Exercising just before bed tends to wake the body up and may exacerbate sleep problems.  
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I would also suggest that it is a simple and effective way to integrate physical activity into any day.  Walking for 20-40minutes a day (not necessarily all in one bout) may well help to reduce anxiety and therefore help alleviate sleep problems and insomnia.  Personally I find walking to be an essential part of my daily routine, it brings me clarity of mind and reduces any tension.  If you wish to try exercise in an attempt to ease sleep difficulties it is usually best to exercise during the day, at least three hours before sleep.  Exercising just before bed tends to wake the body up and may exacerbate sleep problems.<br />
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