Posted by Barbara Sinclair
_Featured_, Detox, Exercise, Healing, Health-Wellness, Mind-Body Connection, Nutrition, Sleep
Monday, April 1st, 2013
Ever since I’ve been a student of Ayurveda, I’ve begun paying more attention to the nuances of the seasons. It has changed my life so profoundly that frankly, I want everyone else to jump on board! Just the simple act of aligning with Mother Nature can reverse health issues, balance relationships, combat depression and anxiety, and help us lead a more purposeful life.
Posted by Alcyone
_Featured_, Sleep
Saturday, March 2nd, 2013
One week of bad sleep can “switch off” hundreds of genes and raise the risk of a host of illnesses including obesity and heart disease, scientists claim.
Posted by Alcyone
_Featured_, Sleep
Monday, December 31st, 2012
leep is vital not only for surviving, but also for thriving. Researchers at Wake Forest School of Medicine revealed that irregular sleep patterns can lead to unhealthy fat deposits around vital organs. This dangerous fat accumulates around the middle region of the body and is extremely dangerous.
Posted by Heartmind
_Featured_, Sleep
Tuesday, November 6th, 2012
How much sleep do you need? There’s little consensus on how much sleep we should get each night—and there’s good reason for this. Each person has different sleep needs. Some people operate at their best after 9 hours while others seem to only need 5 hours each night. But, what is really the optimal amount of sleep for the average person?
Posted by Contributor
_Featured_, Sleep
Wednesday, August 1st, 2012
We use our sleep and dream state to process our day, work through issues, problem solve, and even do soul work. Our bodies rejuvenate and heal. It is important that we get a good night’s sleep, but many complain to me they don’t. Good habits and spiritual practices conducive to sleep can help.
Posted by clnews
_Featured_, Sleep
Saturday, May 26th, 2012
(Business Insider) Not getting enough sleep regularly has major implications for your health and ability to perform on the job. To learn more about how sleep affects us, we turned to Robert Oexman, director of the Sleep to Live Institute. He told us that ”lack of sleep can manifest itself in erratic behavior, short tempers, and bad decision-making.” [...]
