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If you would like to learn more about Ayurveda, you can read about it here. Understanding the tenets of this ages-old science (sister science to yoga) thatĪs natural beings, we may remain more physically in balance if we’re able to effectively When I delved further into the study of Ayurveda more closely with Madhuri Method in Vancouver, BC, I quickly realized that the way in which we prepare for bed (or don’t) bears a great impact on our ability to receive a good night’s rest. Spend hours on those devices before sleep.Īforementioned conditions apply to you, what can be done, right?Īny improvement in health and wellness begins with awareness. Report that they stay up late engaging phones or computer devices some say they Possibly muster time or energy to drive such endeavors on top of your outputįrom work, parenting, or stressful daily routines. You’d like to engage in personal growth or creativity projects, but couldn’t Putting in too much time at the office (to the point that you feel exhausted and possibly resentful of your employer’s demands).Ĭonditions that result from muscular tension you carry during (or prior to)īouts of anxiety, perhaps to the point of acting out strongly in response to The research, consider if any of the following apply to you: Such findings beg the question: what’s robbing so many Americans of precious shut-eye? The American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Sleep Research Society claim that a quotidian routine of less than seven hours of rest can lead to increased risks of excessive weight gain, elevated blood pressure, and heightened stress correlated to mental strain, as with anxiety and depression. are taking in less than a recommended seven hours of sleep each night. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), over one third of adults in the U.S.