“Cannot fall asleep and/or stay asleep at night? Tossing and Turning? Feeling un-refreshed in the morning, tired, need mid-day nap? Craving for sweets, coffee and gained weight?”
A sleepy brain is the brain that craves
With our busy 24/7 lifestyles, many of us simply do not get enough sleep. This has become so common that taking in cups of coffee to get us through the morning has become normal practice.
We are aware that cutting down on calorie intake, eating right and exercising can play a significant role in weight loss. However, are you also aware that getting enough sleep can also play a huge role in weight loss? Lack of sleep will affect your cognitive process skills.
The various sleep cycles play key role in your brain memory, thinking, making decisions, learning, concentration; problem solving and alertness, brain fog while trying to work, memory declining, if you not sleep enough theses set of skills will decline. As well as hormonal production, which affect significantly our mood.
Here’s how you negatively affect your eating and activity levels when you don’t sleep.
The Sleep and Weight Loss Connection
Good sleep restores the body’s ability to regulate metabolic functions that affect weight gain. Lack of sleep is related to an increase in hunger and appetite, affecting your peptides Ghrelin and Leptin regulation. These hormones are the ones that are responsible for signals hunger and satiety to the brain. Our tired brains not only long for food, but more specifically longs for sugary, salty, fatty foods. You end up not only eating more and more of unhealthier foods, but your body also finds it hard to digest them. Studies have shown that only one week of reduced sleep can seriously hamper your activity levels and your body’s glucose processing capacity making you resistant to insulin.
Resistance to Insulin makes your body to retain more sugar rather than digesting and exhausting it as energy. Research has shown that sleep deprivation and resistance to insulin over an extended period of time increases your chances of having a type 2 diabetes, affecting your blood sugar levels which can lead to overweight and obesity overtime and irregularities in your brain neurotransmitters production.
Working out is a lot harder when you’re exhausted.
When we don’t sleep enough our posture and movement changes, and if your body is unable to repair itself, I don’t think you would want to work out again the following day. You’d probably want to defer to some other time in the future when you would be feeling up to it. If this continues, you might end up not hitting the gym as often as you should. This causes your activity levels to drop, makes you burn less calories and eventually leads to weight gain.
Research has shown that 90% of those suffering from insomnia stand a higher chance of developing other health conditions like:
Obesity and overweight Diabetes
Low immune system
High blood sugar
High cholesterol
Heart diseases
High blood pressures
Moodiness, Depression, Anxiety
An increased risk of cancer
How We Can Help
I’m sure you are convinced now that there are many benefits of having a good night’s rest. And this requires some nutritional and lifestyle changes. This is where we come in. We first evaluate you to determine the fundamental causes of your sleep issues, then we take care of;
Any imbalances in neurotransmitters (like adrenaline, serotonin, GABA, etc.)
Any faulty regulation in melatonin
Any imbalances in the Thyroid
Any IgG Food Sensitivities
Inflammation or infections in the Gut
Any parasites in the Gut
Any depletions in Nutrients
Any deficiencies in the enzymes and gut acids
Replenishing any depletion in Nutrients depletion
Eliminating any Sensitivities to IgG Food
Reducing any indicators of blood inflammation
4R protocol – using medicinal foods and supplements
Weight issues
The “Better Sleep Better Health” program will:
Address the fundamental causes of the type of insomnia you’re experiencing: be it Cortisol, GABA or
Serotonin/Melatonin Related
Improve deficiencies in nutrients
Enhanced sleep patterns
Help with weight Loss
No doubt, the benefits of full sweet night sleep are greater than we thought. Putting you back into a full night sleep requires some lifestyle changes and nutritional support.
Is This Program Right For You?
The “Better Sleep Better Health” Solution Program is for anyone who has been struggled with sleep issues and weight gain and is ready to move
forward to reduce symptoms, improve sleep, improve digestion, regain energy, balance blood sugar, hormones and neurotransmitters and find the real root cause of your unexplained weight gain.
This program if perfect for anyone who wants to overcome:
Food Allergies
Diabetes
Pre-Diabetes
Low Blood Sugar
Insulin Resistance
Heart Disease
Chronic Pain
Fibromyalgia
Irritable Bowel / Bloated
High Cholesterol
High Blood Pressure
Arthritis
Depression
PMS
PCOS
Anxiety
Chronic Colds
Celiac Disease
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Obesity
Osteoporosis
Menopause
Acne
ADD/ADHD
Thyroid
Graves’ Disease
Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis
Mood Swings
It is 12 weeks’ science based program. Step-by-step, easy to adopt, based on real food, proved strategies, straightforward and simple. It requires, shopping, chopping and chewing – Building A Healthier You, One Bite At A Time. Tools, resources and full support is what I will provide you, so you could focus on getting healthy and balanced.
FREE of Stress.
You have the POWER to change, Lose WEIGHT and get BETTER.
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