Archive for the 'Health Issues' Category
Muscles Need Sleep to Regenerate Strength
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 14th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Education, Sleep Issues.
Sleep has a lot of benefits. Aside from the usual rest that most people long for, it also has its share of contributing towards people who undertake strenuous exercises such as sports and body building. Hence, while you are counting your calories, it would be best to see the power that sleep can bring as far as pulling the overall power back to normal.
Apparently factors such as proper sleeping hours and the bed we lay on are relevant. We are often told to get some rest. Now on how to analyze and go about it is another thing. We just have to think practical.
Sleep helps your body heal. It’s really the only time your muscles can completely rest and recover. There are a ton of studies linking sleep with healing. They show that, among other things, human growth hormone and melatonin, both of which play a big role in tissue recovery and immunity, are produced during sleep.
So if you’re not getting good sleep-whether it’s due to pain, anxiety, fear or whatever-you’re not giving your muscles, especially your back muscles, time to rejuvenate themselves for the next day’s activities.
(Source) American Chronicle
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Revitalizing Sleep Formula Capsules
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 13th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues, Sleeping Pills.
Sleeping pills are helpful and for the insomnia-plagues individuals and sleep deprived, the question all boils down on which sleeping pills in the market are suitable today. Apparently we have heard of the famous ones but this one should be something worth checking out.
The Revitalizing Sleep Formula Capsules are sure aids that can help you sleep faster. Especially for people who work hard and have a hard time sleeping due to fatigue, here is something bound to calm your nerves and put you to sleep faster.
Price: $7.95
Fatigued to Fantastic! Revitalizing Sleep Formula helps you get to sleep faster plus maintain a healthy sleep cycle so you wake up energized in the morning. It also helps you recuperate while you sleep, so you experience less fatigue the following day.
This formula was designed with Jacob Teitelbaum, M.D., recognized fatigue expert and author of From Fatigued to Fantastic! For optimum results, use in combination with Fatigued to Fantastic! Energy Revitalization System.
(Source) My Health My World
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Valuing Sleep after a Busy Day
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 10th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, Insomnia, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues, Sleeping Pills.
As far as energy after a long day is concerned, just like batteries our bodies need to sleep. Following a daily work schedule, if you want to maintain your level of competency as far as career and profession are concerned, it would be best if you could find the ample way of sleeping in the evenings. Apparently many sleep deprived people are finding this as a mission impossible.
There are ways to get yourself to sleep at night. Some force themselves or call on the controversial sleeping pills aid. But one key is to establish a routine at night. We all have our system of living for the whole day. Apparently this holds true as far as night time comes. Condition your mind and do the natural means of getting sleep. Take a warm bath, avoid eating at least 2 hours before bed time (except for fruits, oatmeal, or yogurt). Value your sleep at night and establish that practice and you should be able to see changes in your sleep pattern.
“Recent studies link sleep deprivation to increased levels of a chemical that stimulates appetite,” says medical reporter and national health magazine contributing editor, Lisa Drayer, M.A., R.D. “People who sleep too little probably lack energy for exercise and this, combined with an overactive appetite, can be problematic for your health.” Thus, a regular snooze schedule - even on weekends - along with moderate daily exercise can help promote a healthy body weight.
Additionally, Drayer advises against dinners with a high fat content, as heavy meals can cause the digestive system to continue “working” hard when the rest of the body prepares for sleep. Although she recommends avoiding caffeine and large meals at least two hours before turning out the lights, Drayer permits the following sleep- and figure-friendly snacks: an apple, a small serving of pretzels or hot oatmeal, 1/2 cup frozen yogurt or low-fat ice cream, as well as berries with fat-free whipped topping.
(Source) Carolina Coast
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Is It Really a Good Morning for America?
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 9th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, Insomnia, SLEEP News, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
Most of us focus a lot on how to be productive but are we really aware of the diseases and illnesses around us? Sleep, something that people take for granted the most is perhaps one of the worst enemies you may have to face. Worst, you may not even know that you have a sleeping problem unless you have regular visits to your local physician.
Apparently majority of the people today may have this unlikely sleep abnormality. We are all pretty much focused on trying to survive but unless we give it much thought, are we among the majority of sleep deprived individuals today?
Well we just have to open our eyes to reality. Sleep issues are there but we normally fail to associate them with sleep disorders. Check this out:
Do you wake up in the morning with a dry mouth and sore throat? Are you irritable and tired throughout the day and suffer from headaches? Do you have trouble remembering or learning things? You may be among the 90% who have no earthly idea they are victim to one of the most common types of sleep related breathing disorders, Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). This condition disrupts breathing while you are asleep, sometimes over 100 times throughout the night. You may have no recollection that you struggled for breath, snored, choked and gasped to get your breath back.
(Source) Natural News
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Don’t Mess With your Sleep Drug Prescription
1 Comment Published by Brian Yalung July 6th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleeping Pills.
Normally, people are encouraged not to rely too much on sleeping drugs. For drugs like Lunesta and Vanda, there are proper dosages for them to the people who really want results for their sleep disorders. Normally, doctor’s prescriptions are needed to get them and while many want to play wise, it would be best to stick to the prescriptions given.
Also leave some room for errors in dosage. You may be overdoing it and rather than helping yourself get better, you may find yourself not getting any better. Apparently it would be wise to ask your doctor a second time around just for consistency. One digit can make the difference.
Hundreds of thousands of people rely on sleep aids to get them to bed at night. To try and make sure New Yorkers aren’t abusing the drugs, the state put them all on the list of controlled substances a few years back. Normally, that makes it harder to get more than a month’s supply at a time. But here’s The Real Deal on a man who wasn’t having any problems getting a lot more than that.
(Source) 9WSYR
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