Do you think the placement of the bed will affect your sleep?

I've heard a lot about the feng shui of bed placement, including my parents who studied this issue when I was decorating my own home, and I don't know much about the feng shui of beds, but the placement of beds does affect the quality of sleep, especially for people who don't sleep deeply.

There is a saying that the earth's magnetic field attracts iron, cobalt, and nickel, which are all present in the human body, so in order to avoid the distribution of blood being changed by the magnetic field when sleeping, the bed should not be in the east-west direction, which will change the blood distribution in the east-west direction, especially in the brain, and affect the quality of sleep.

Personally, I think the three things to pay attention to are that the bed should not be facing the door, not facing the mirror and cupboard, and not just below the window.

Let's talk about the door first, some friends live at home, sometimes your parents will wake you up, or your parents will clean up at home after getting up early, etc., if you sleep against the door, it is easy to be affected by the sound, and if I sleep very soundly, my bed is right at the door again, my parents will be scared to wake up instantly as soon as they open the door and come in, because the sound will be loud. In addition, I always felt that if I slept with the door open in the summer, the bed would be seen by people right at the door, and my parents also felt that it would be very bad if the bed was located so that others could see it as soon as they entered the door.

Previously, the parents explained that the north-south direction of the bed is in accordance with the geomagnetic gravity, and the blood circulation in the north-south direction is in the direction of the person's head and feet, and the direction is consistent to help enter sleep, and the quality of sleep will also change.

The bed is facing the mirror and it is very scary to think about it, I sleep very deeply, and I usually do not wake up or go to the toilet at night, but the mirror will reflect the light, which affects the sleep, if the reflected light is stronger. After a long time, it is easy to have a nervous breakdown. If you have a light sleep or will get up in the middle of the night to go to the toilet, you must not put the bed in front of the mirror, sleep is sure to turn off the light, the room is dark, if you suddenly get up at night and see yourself in the mirror, it is easy to be frightened, boys may be more or less good-looking, if it is a girl with long hair and waist, see yourself in the mirror in the middle of the night, the timid will really be scared by themselves.

The head of the bed is located under the windowsill, I think it will have a great impact on the head, because there will be cool air near the window, especially now that the weather is getting hotter and hotter, if there is always wind when sleeping, it may feel very comfortable for a while, but over time, the head is easy to cause nervous pain, and the cool air is easy to enter the human body at night, especially the female physique is generally cold, which not only affects the quality of sleep, but also is not good for the body.

As a person in the new era, I don't believe in ghosts and gods, I don't believe in Buddhism, and I can't believe in natural feng shui or anything! I don't believe that the placement of the bed will affect sleep, if you are really sleepy, lie down and fall asleep immediately.

The placement of the bed has nothing to do with the quality of sleep, and there are generally two reasons why you can't sleep, first: the blood is not smooth, or the anemia is more serious, basically the sleep quality is not good! I'm the type of person who usually has a hard time falling asleep, I move every corner of the bed in the dorm room, but I still can't sleep!

Second: the environment is too noisy or depressing, which may also affect sleep, some people sleep relatively lightly, and wake up with a little noise!

Many people say that the placement of the bed will affect sleep, but I think as long as it is not placed in a place that makes people feel crowded and oppressive, it generally doesn't matter!

If you feel that the placement of your bed affects your sleep, then you can move the bed throughout the room, and put it if it is comfortable! Haha, I've heard people say that the bed is not in the right position, the sleep will be bad, and the body will be uncomfortable after a long time! Then I moved the bed all over the room once.

However, it turns out that this thing is not credible, and it is useless at all! It's a waste of my energy!

Our dormitory faces north and south, the same as my home! But I sleep very well at home, and I basically lose sleep in the dormitory! Know why not? It's not the placement of the bed, it's the bed board that's too hard!! How to lie down and how to be unhappy!

So pinch! The problem is generally not in the position or direction of placement!

Personally, I think that the placement of the bed will still affect sleep, because if the bed is facing the mirror, get up to go to the toilet before turning on the light at night, carelessly, the mirror reflects the base bucket over, and your own shadow is still a little scary, so the dormitory bed should not be placed on the mirror, and it will be better to stagger it. It is also necessary to take the bed not to face the door, not to the mirror and the cupboard, and not to be just under the window.

Summary. The placement of the bed can subtly affect a person's sleep, so be sure to avoid some major taboos. 1. The position of the bed must not be directly facing the vanity mirror:

Think about when we sleep at night, when we suddenly wake up or get up, sitting up opposite a mirror will startle the person who sleeps, and cause mood swings, which will have a great impact on sleep. 2. Don't face east and west: As we all know, the earth is a world-large magnetic field, and the south pole and the north pole are the two ends of the earth's magnetic field, and the magnetic field attracts iron, cobalt, and nickel, and the human body contains these three substances, especially there is a lot of iron in the blood.

The placement of the bed can subtly affect a person's sleep, so be sure to avoid some major taboos. 1. The position of the bed must not be facing the makeup mirror: think about when we sleep at night, when we suddenly wake up or get up, sit up and sit up opposite the mirror, which will startle the sleeping person, and cause mood swings, which will have a great impact on sleep.

2. Don't face east and west: As we all know, the earth is a world-large magnetic field, and the south pole and the north pole are the two ends of the earth's magnetic field, and the magnetic field attracts iron, cobalt, and nickel, and the human body contains these three substances, especially there is a lot of iron in the blood.

Next to me is the hallway.

There are also two beds. Can't sleep.

Does it have anything to do with this?

When I sleep, I'm scared.

When you go to bed, you can light a little incense to help you sleep.

It is best to choose a north-south orientation for the bed, which follows the geomagnetic gravity. Sleeping with the head facing south or north is beneficial to health and well-being, because the aorta and large veins are the most important in the Qichong system of the human body's blood circulation system, and their direction is consistent with the direction of the head and feet of the human body.

When the human body is in the north-south sleeping direction, the aorta and the major vein direction, the human body sleeping direction and the direction of the magnetic field lines in the north and south of the earth are consistent, then people are easy to fall asleep, and the sleep quality is also the highest, so the north-south sleeping direction has a certain disease prevention and health care function. The head of the bed should not face west, the blood often rushes to the top of the head, and the sleep is more unstable; If you sleep with your head facing east, you will have a sense of tranquility.