Does your body feel tired but your brain just won't fall asleep? It is almost more exhausting than work, kids, or school to be up all night fighting with yourself to sleep.
You quickly become of fan of the television and fridge at two in the morning.
The truth is, you do not have to live like that.
If you follow the tips outlined in this article, you can finally find your happy medium (under your sheets of course).
For a good night's sleep, try these methods out:

• Exercise - The more energy you burn during the day, the more you will not have at night when you are trying to sleep
• Eat healthy - Eating sugary foods and drinks with caffeine will surely keep you awake longer than you desire
• Manage your stress level - The less stressful you feel, the less you will stay awake at night thinking about the things that create turmoil in your life
• Make a to do list - Once you organize what you have done and allocated times for what you need to do, you may not feel so overwhelmed or feel as if there is something you need to do when you lay in bed
• Take medication - There are over-the-counter medicines and prescription medicines for moderate, mild, and severe cases of sleeping problems

Trying these tips out can increase your chances of a good night's sleep and being able to wake up in the morning feeling refreshed and without that groggy-headed feeling.
Some of these options may suit you better than the next person, or may not be for you at all.
Do what you are comfortable with AND what works! It can be hard to keep track of all these ideas, but your body will thank you for it!