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Do you struggle to get a good night’s sleep? How often do you obtain adequate REM Sleep? Is entering the REM sleep cycle critical for your health and well-being? How long do these cycles last? What factors can interfere with your REM sleep cycles? What can you do to increase the amount of REM sleep you experience nightly?
These might all be questions that you have wondered or heard people discuss before, as the importance of sleep has been a trending topic of medical discussion for decades. Today, I am going to be answering all of these questions and getting to the bottom of the importance of REM sleep, why you should prioritize your sleep, and how you can increase your REM cycles and improve your nightly sleep routine.
As women, hormonal changes and menopause are facts of life. And yet… it’s difficult to find credible information about what’s actually happening with your body and your options for relief.
In fact, an astonishing number of women aren’t aware that menopause symptoms go beyond hot flashes―and that they can begin well before 50. You could be going through perimenopause or menopause and not realize it! Do any of these symptoms sound familiar?
When you hear the word “crystal”, what do you think of? Jewelry? Décor? A psychic?
How about improving sleep, healing the body, reducing anxiety, good energy, and skincare? Crystal’s abilities are really starting to come to the surface and shock people with what they can do.
People will go to extreme measures to have whiter teeth.
Recent studies show that 80% of Americans between the ages of 18-49 want a whiter smile; 85% of them being females. Statistically speaking, it’s understandable that so many want pearly whites. It’s said that 58% of people are more likely to land their dream job with whiter teeth. And 53% more likely to gain a generous salary. It’s no wonder people are doing anything they can to achieve a whiter smile!
Do you often feel stressed? Have trouble winding down, falling asleep or staying asleep?
If you are experiencing stress and a worried mind, you’re not alone.
In fact, around 75% of adults in the U.S. say they experience stress on at least a monthly basis, and many of those feel stressed out the majority of the time.