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Can Lifestyle Changes Improve Sleep and Pain?
Yes, lifestyle changes can be incredibly effective. Practices such as maintaining a regular sleep schedule, engaging in
physical activity
, and adopting relaxation techniques like
mindfulness
or
yoga
can improve both sleep quality and pain levels.
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