Recent studies have suggested an association between sleep and weight gain. Sleeping less than five hours, or more than nine hours, a night appears to increase the likelihood of weight gain.
Most Americans average 6.8 hours of sleep each night compared to 9 hours per night a century ago. If your sleep is frequently interrupted or cut short, you may not be getting quality sleep.
Do you get enough rest?
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Getting enough rest helps your body handle stress much better.
Are you having any unusual trouble sleeping?
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A restful night’s sleep is important to your overall quality of life. When you feel good, you can function better.
Take a minute to think about the healthy eating and physical activity goal you set for yourself this past week. What successes did you have? What challenges did you encounter? What helped you address those challenges? Using your experience from last week, think about how you can prepare for the week ahead and keep pounding.
Sharing your goals with family, friends can give you the support you need. Write down your goal and keep it somewhere you can read it frequently. Many people experience some type of physical pain or discomfort at one point or another. Everyone is the best judge of his or her own pain. Regular physical activity often improves chronic pain. So, feel free to start your own workout regimen…
And never stop seeking perfection!
The sky’s the Limit!!!
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