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Deeper sleep, healthier teeth, and better yoga — here's how

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If you're coming up short on nightly sleep but don't want to resort to insomnia meds, rest easy. The

If you're coming up short on nightly sleep but don't want to resort to insomnia meds, rest easy. These natural options can help you get the shut-eye you need.     [Healthline logo] Wellness Wire  If counting sheep no longer cuts it and you'd rather not pop a sleeping pill, we're sharing [ten medication-free ideas]( for getting better sleep. Perhaps yoga is at the top of your to-do list now that the new year is here? Whatever your level of expertise, we've got just the [guide]( for beginners and experts alike. And who couldn't use a few [top tips for healthy chompers](?  [Full width image](  [10 Ways to Better Slumber — Without Sleeping Pills]( [If you're coming up short on nightly sleep but don't want to resort to insomnia meds, rest easy. These natural options can help you get the shut-eye you need.]( [Read on [Read on]](  [Full width image]( [The Definitive Guide to Yoga for Everyone]( Whether you're a beginner or advanced yogi, here's our thorough guide to achieving a strong practice. Get expert advice, meditation tips, and more. [Read on [Read on]]( [Full width image]( PARTNER OFFER [Save $100 on Nutrisystem Now!]( Get going on your New Year's resolution — for less! Lose weight with this easy 4-week plan. [Start today [Read on]]( [Full width image]( [How to Keep Your Teeth Healthy]( Even if you've been told you have nice teeth, it's crucial to take the right steps every day to look after them. Here are 11 ways to improve oral health. [Read on [Read on]]( [Full width image]( [2018 Flu Season Off to a Potentially Dangerous Start]( 36 states are reporting widespread flu illnesses, with Texas and Arizona being hit particularly hard. Health officials are encouraging flu vaccines. [Read on [Read on]]( Sign up for our nutrition newsletter Get expert, evidence-based guidance on nutrition and weight loss. [Subscribe]( One app to measure all your activity Download Argus now to track your steps, sleep, and more. [Get the app]( Follow Us [View in browser]( Did a friend send you this email? [Subscribe here](. To see all newsletters, [click here](. [Privacy Policy]( | [Unsubscribe]( © 2017 Healthline Media 660 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107

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