Showing posts with label chronic sleeplessness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chronic sleeplessness. Show all posts

Sunday, September 7, 2014

Did the Old Witch Not Get Enough Sleep?


This week I've been pondering about the topic of sleep.
 My musing led me to discover how the lack of sleep can affect us on some many levels.
 Most of us encounter lack of sleep at some time or another for a variety of reason but what really happens to us when we get the right sleep.
I'm not referring to the occasional night of sleeplessness but the chronic burning the candle at both ends. 
My question how does it affect our aging process?
 I'm sitting here at the computer and I'm reminded of the fables of old about the witch and the beautiful princesses.
 I wonder if those cantankerous old witches were so scared and worried over everything they lost sleep over it and hence they became wrinkled and dried up looking.
 Did they lose their vitality due to lack of sleep? I would say so. 
See if you might come to the same conclusion.

There are amazing reasons why we need sleep.
Not enough sleep worsens existing skin conditions
Not enough sleep detracts from your skin's natural beauty
Not enough sleep makes immune-related skin problems worse
Not enough sleep results in less beauty
Not enough sleep accelerates the aging process
Not enough sleep contributes to weight gain

Sleep Your Way to Better Skin and Hair
There are set times when our body clock dictates that various processes take place in hair and skin.

What Happens While You Sleep

From 8pm to 11pm is the time for hydration and stimulation,
While 11pm to 3am is the time for nutrition and regeneration,
From 3am to 5am is the time for resting.'
Of course, very few adults are in bed at 8pm and, as the hormone that triggers sleep - melatonin - peaks at around 11pm, this is the time we should naturally get tired.
Seven or eight hours of sleep are ideal for most of us. More than that can mean we wake up looking puffy and feeling sluggish.
Chronic lack of sleep, or poor-quality sleep, has an incredibly negative effect on the way we feel - and on the way we look.
Cellular renewal of our skin is fastest at night, and this is why we are told night-creams can work wonders.

But the fact is, nothing will help our looks if we don't get the quality of sleep we need.
While sleeping, levels of adrenaline and corticosteroids drop and the body starts to produce growth hormone. 
This is when the repair and growth processes kick in.

The following may help:
Go to bed at a regular time. 
Set the alarm for the same time each day - even weekends - to develop a regular sleep-wake rhythm.
Make sure the bedroom is dark.
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Saturday, August 30, 2014

How is Chronic lack of Sleep Like Office Cleaning?

Chronic Lack of Sleep  Leads to Brain Damage

Did you know that getting sleep from 10-12 PM is the best restorative sleep we can get?
I didn't. Most nights  I don't get to sleep till 1 or 2 Am.
I found this article and it will change the way I get my sleep from now  on.

A  recent study  from University of Pennsylvania to has shown disturbing evidence that chronic sleep loss causes irreversible physical damage to and loss of brain cells.
 Missing out on sleep for consecutive nights may do more than make you pour a larger coffee—it may lead to irreversible damage of brain cells.

Doctors are recommending that we get a minimum of 7 hours of sleep every night. 
 Napping and trying to make up the hours on the weekend just doesn't work because the brain cells are all ready destroyed."In general, we've always assumed full recovery of cognition following short-and long-term sleep loss,
One doctor explains it in a very simple way. 
He used the example of an office building. 
At night  all the office workers go home  and the cleaning crew comes in to cleans the offices and the building to get it ready for work the next day. 
Our bodies and brains do the same thing.
 At night when we're sleeping the cleaning crew (cells) comes in repairs/cleans the damaged cells,dumps the free radicals ,sets everything in order for the work for the next day.
 However,if the cleaning crew only has a few short hours to work in they can't get all the housekeeping chores done right. It'll be a slip shoddy job.

 The discovery can lead to creating treatments for boosting SirT3 production and keep brain cells safe.
Not only will sleep protect the brain cells but let's not forget that it will help the rest of the body to slow the aging process.


read more athttp://www.foxnews.com/health/2014/03/19/lost-sleep-leads-to-lost-brain-cells-says-study/

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