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Gary Brecka's simple 2-minute bedtime hack to shut off racing thoughts & finally fall asleep: If your mind won't quit at night (ruminating on random stuff, wide awake in bed), do a contrast shower right before sleep. How: 1. Start warm, get comfortable. 2. Turn it as hot as...

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