12/08/2025
Winter tends to bring a blend of shorter days, colder weather, and more demands on your time. All of these changes can affect your stress levels, and stress has a direct impact on sleep and metabolism. When the body stays in a stressed state, it becomes harder to wind down at night, cravings often increase, and blood sugar becomes more sensitive to everyday fluctuations.
Even small shifts in your routine can help break this cycle. A consistent bedtime, dimmer lights in the evening, and a little movement during the day all support calmer stress responses and more stable energy. None of these habits need to be perfect to make a real difference.
If stress or sleep has been throwing off your routine, we can help you create a plan that feels realistic. Book a visit at flagstaffoptimalhealth.com.