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Story summary
- Dr. Amir Khan describes cognitive shuffling, a sleep-aid method that calms an active mind by visualizing objects for each letter of a random word.
- He explains stress prevents sleep by keeping the brain alert and recommends neutral words like bed or dream to avoid emotional associations.
- The author humorously recounts a disagreement with her husband over suitable words, illustrating the practical challenges of applying the technique.
