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Nov 27, 2016

Trouble Sleeping ?


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If you have any difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or not feeling well rested after sleep, you sleep rhythms may be out of balance and you might benefit from resetting your sleep-wake cycle, known as the Circadian Rhythm.
 
 
What are Circadian Rhythms?
 
Circadian rhythms can influence sleep-wake cycles, hormone release, body temperature and other important bodily functions. They have been linked to various sleep disorders, such as insomnia. Abnormal circadian rhythms have also been associated with obesity, diabetes, depression, bipolar disorder and seasonal affective disorder.
 
An imbalance in the circadian rhythm can present with indicators such as:
  • Inability to fall asleep
  • Inability to stay asleep
  • Difficulty waking up in the morning
  • Not feeling well after sleep
  • Not recovering from physical activity
  • Drop of energy between 4 and 7
  • Headache only in day parts
 
Stress can throw off our Circadian Rhythms
 
Stress can throw off our sleep and vice versa.  Poor sleep patterns can cause greater stress.  That’s because the sleep hormone melatonin and the stress hormone cortisol have an antagonistic relationship. 
 
Our cortisol rhythms are supposed to be highest in the morning and then wane as the day wears on.  When people are active at night and slow in the morning, the cortisol patterns are reversed.   Elevated cortisol levels at night actually turn off melatonin production.  Similarly, if melatonin is elevated then cortisol is depressed.  So, when the body does not release enough  melatonin, cortisol levels stay high through the night contributing to adrenal fatigue  and blood sugar dysregulation.
 
To help improve sleep and reduce excess stress on the adrenal glands, consider resetting the circadian rhythm and balancing the pineal gland with the Circadian Rhythm blend before bed.
 

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