A Feng Shui expert has shocked after revealing the everyday items you should never have in your bedroom.
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'The screen acts like a mirror, bouncing energy all around the room at night resulting in poor quality sleep and health problems, and it can also cause intimacy problems between a couple,' she said.
Jemma also advised against having plants in the bedroom because they 'just have way too much yang energy'.
Feng Shui focuses on the balance between yin and yang energy, yin is passive and calm, whereas yang is active. 
'A bedroom is meant to be a calm, soothing quiet yin environment so if you're not sleeping well this could be why,' she said.
The final thing she said you should never have is a fish tank or aquarium.
'They might look cool, but again there's way too much yang energy,' she explained.