Nutritional Therapist


When we sleep, we allow our bodies to go into a deep state of healing and repair. This is where our bodies do their recovery work.

When we hinder our sleep with poor routine, toxins, and stress, over long periods of time, it can prevent us from being able to heal properly and make us more susceptible to disease.

Sleep allows our bodies to:

  • Repair & heal.
  • Build immunity to keep us strong.
  • Improves memory & makes you smarter.
  • Reduces stress & improves mood.
  • Helps maintain a healthy weight.
  • Lowers blood pressure & keeps your heart healthy.
  • Can be a painkiller.

Some ways you can begin improving your sleep now:


https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/17-tips-to-sleep-better#section8

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Helen Barnshaw

Naturopathic NutritionistEmpowering men & women to heal from stress & disease through tailored whole foods & lifestyle changes1-2-1 consultations

3 Responses to How is sleep so important in the story of our health?

  1. This post is very nice

    on July 21, 2020 at 9:20 am Priyanka shroti

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