15/03/2024
How is your sleep?
Today is World Sleep Day! How well we sleep can directly affect our overall health, and a consistent lack of sleep can contribute to the development and progression of chronic health issues.
Adequate sleep is essential for metabolism, hormone regulation, immune function and cardiovascular health.
Poor sleep has been linked to an increased risk of chronic health conditions such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and stroke.
10 Signs you are not getting enough sleep:
💤 Fatigue and daytime sleepiness
💤 Difficulty concentrating
💤 Mood changes
💤 Impaired motor skills
💤 Increased appetite and weight gain
💤 Weakened immune function
💤 Difficulty managing emotions
💤 Headaches
💤 Increased risk of chronic health conditions
💤 Poor skin health
Lack of sleep can be attributed to many factors, however, for individuals struggling with falling asleep and staying asleep, research has shown certain nutrients to be helpful along with building a healthy sleep routine!
If you don’t know where to start to improve your sleep, reach out!
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Gabriella