Sleep is Important
The Sleep Spectrum: Why the average person needs 7–8 hours, but some may need more or less depending on genetics and lifestyle.
Sleep Deprivation’s Silent Damage: How lack of sleep can increase inflammation and raise risks for serious conditions like heart disease and cancer.
Rewiring Your Sleep Patterns: Cognitive behavioral therapy can help break the cycle of insomnia by changing your relationship with sleep.
Sleep Hygi...
Sleep is Important
- The Sleep Spectrum: Why the average person needs 7–8 hours, but some may need more or less depending on genetics and lifestyle.
- Sleep Deprivation’s Silent Damage: How lack of sleep can increase inflammation and raise risks for serious conditions like heart disease and cancer.
- Rewiring Your Sleep Patterns: Cognitive behavioral therapy can help break the cycle of insomnia by changing your relationship with sleep.
- Sleep Hygiene Tips: From creating the perfect sleep environment to cutting out late-night caffeine, tips on how to optimize your nightly routine for better rest.
- Why Sleep Apnea is Serious: Learn about the risks of undiagnosed sleep apnea and why getting tested could save your life.
The Dirty Truth: When Sleep Deprivation Strikes
Now, let’s talk about what happens when we don’t give our brains the cleaning time they need. It’s not a pretty picture, folks. Imagine never taking out your trash or doing your laundry – that’s essentially what you’re doing to your brain when you consistently skimp on sleep.
Chronic sleep deprivation can lead to a whole host of issues. We’re talking memory problems, difficulty concentrating, mood swings, and even an increased risk of more serious conditions. Some studies have even explored whether lack of sleep can cause brain tumors. While the jury’s still out on that one, it’s clear that sleep deprivation is bad news for your noggin.
But it’s not just about the quantity of sleep – quality matters too. Conditions like sleep apnea can seriously disrupt your brain’s cleaning schedule. Ever wondered can sleep apnea cause brain fog? The answer is a resounding yes! When your sleep is constantly interrupted, your brain doesn’t get the chance to complete its cleaning cycles, leading to a buildup of cellular trash and those foggy, groggy mornings.
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For more information about the hosts, please visit their websites and follow them on social media:
Dr. Glenda Shepard - Doctor of Nursing Practice/Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner/Certified Nutrition Coach/Certified Personal Trainer/Certified Intrinsic Coach
https://www.triumphantwomancoaching.com/
FB - https://www.facebook.com/glenda.shepard1
Robin McCoy - Certified McIntyre Seal Team Six Coach and John Maxwell Team Trainer/Speaker/Coach
https://www.thewellnessfactor.coach/
IG - https://www.instagram.com/RobinRMcCoy
FB - https://www.facebook.com/robin.mccoy1
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