Circadian rhythm and sleep pressure are interconnected.
Sleeping well is a delicate combination of internal and external factors
Sleeping well is a delicate combination of internal and external factors
Do you find that you’re sleepy and tired in the evening, then when your head hits the pillow, your mind goes berserk? Do you long for a good nights sleep?
If you want to be getting some good quality zzzzz’s every night and sleep deeply, roll out your yoga mat in the morning while the sun’s rising!
However, if I was to say to you, “sleep aid”, I would imagine the first thing that came to your mind would be some sort of medication.
It’s official name is Chandra Bedhi. I use this practice all the time as part of my evening wind down ritual.
Your body temperature is fundamentally connected to the overall quality of your sleep.
When flying across time zones, it affects our ‘Circadian Rhythm’ which is our internal clock. As a result of jet lag your holiday can be ruined.
Our Circadian Rhythm keeps us in rhythm with nature and in particular works with the rise and fall of the sun, or in light and dark.
Fifteen years of insomnia drove Anandi to despair. Her life and health were in pieces. Until she discovered using the breath as a healing tool and found the key to a good night sleep. Read the full article here
Did you realise that you may not be able to sleep because you’re not breathing fully?
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