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    Explore " sleeping habits" with insightful episodes like "Our 5 Best Strategies For Getting Better Sleep", "How to sleep well and how to save money", "#18 How Can You Support Your Child In Developing Healthy Sleeping habits? With Deborah Winters", "Sorry darl but your second wind is lying to you" and "Craig and Marks Campfire Chat April Bonus Episode!" from podcasts like ""Senior Fitness With Meredith", "Afternoons with Helen Farmer", "Playground Talks", "The Space" and "Thenaturalmedic Adventures"" and more!

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    Our 5 Best Strategies For Getting Better Sleep

    Our 5 Best Strategies For Getting Better Sleep

    Getting our best sleep is something we always wish for when we lay our heads down at night.  Being able to wake up in the morning refreshed and ready to face the day is the goal, but it doesn’t always work out that way unfortunately, especially as we age.

    However, there are a few things we can try to give us the best chances at a good night’s rest. If done consistently, you’ll most likely get into the habit of good sleep preparation and benefit from a well rested mind and body on a regular basis.

    In This Episode You Will Learn:

    1). What the recommended amount of sleep hours you should be getting each night according to the CDC (Center for Disease Control)

    2). Some of the things we tell ourselves on how we are going to get more rest during busy periods in life which don’t always work out.

    3). Some of the problems that over the counter sleep medications can cause if used too much or incorrectly.

    4). How making sleep a priority in one’s life can lead to better changes and improvement in mind, body and mood.

    5). The benefits you can take advantage of when following some of the strategies and tips we share in the episode of getting better sleep at night.

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    We hope these strategies/tips we’ve shared in this episode helps you or someone you know get consistent good rest at night. Optimal sleep is so important and we often don’t pay enough attention to the things we can do during our waking hours to prepare for good rest during our sleeping hours.

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    How to sleep well and how to save money

    How to sleep well and how to save money

    Kuya Jay Tolentino, an Independent Financial Coach and an Overseas Filipino who specializes in his community, but can help everyone listening today on building money management systems. Mohammad Nami MD, stops in to chat about the Sleep Crisis: an overview of the growing sleep crisis and its impact on people's lives, and lets us know how we can get the most out of our sleep.

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    #18 How Can You Support Your Child In Developing Healthy Sleeping habits? With Deborah Winters

    #18 How Can You Support Your Child  In Developing Healthy Sleeping habits? With Deborah Winters

    Why is sleep so important?
    Can you make up for “missing sleeping hours?
    When a child can sleep without wetting his bed?
    How much time should it take for your child to fall asleep?

    Deborah Winters is a licensed clinical social worker (from Adelphi University), parent educator (certified trainer in STEP; Systematic Training for Effective Parenting),  and an ADHD-CCSP (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder-Certified Clinical Services Provider) professional. And in addition to all that she supports families in her clinic who need sleep therapy!  

    So in this episode, you can learn from her what’s happening in the brain as we sleep,  why some of us are night owls and some are early birds, and what practices you can use to from healthy routing habits! 

    Deborah has so much more to say, so have a look at her Website, Instagram or Facebook.  She's providing free content and online and in-person services!

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    Sorry darl but your second wind is lying to you

    Sorry darl but your second wind is lying to you

    In terms of sleep, your second wind is that burst of energy you get AFTER you push through exhaustion and ignore your tiredness. A second wind is a missed sleep window and it’s VERY hard to wind down once you’re in this zone. It's way better to sleep before you get there. So, how can we put this into action?

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    Craig and Marks Campfire Chat April Bonus Episode!

    Craig and Marks Campfire Chat April Bonus Episode!

    On April 10th and 11, 2022 my friend Mark and I went out on a backpacking trip on the Cross Timbers Trail. The Cross Timbers Trail is a 15-mile long point-to-point trail located on the southern (Texas) shore of Lake Texoma. We camped at 5 mile camp on the trail and decided to do an impromptu podcast episode. Join us to find out what we discussed. 

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    We're Getting Scent To Bed

    We're Getting Scent To Bed

    What if you could use your sense of smell to fall asleep quicker and rest more deeply?  We have vice president and perfumer at Givaudan Olivier Gillotin on the pod to tell us about Dreamscentz™, the tech that aids the creation of scents scientifically designed to promote better sleep. We get into the research and the application of how these scents are created and how scent can affect mood for overall wellbeing. 

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    Seasonal Affective Disorder and Sleep: Bennett

    Seasonal Affective Disorder and Sleep: Bennett

    Our guest for this episode is Dr. Kelly Bennett, a family medicine physician at Texas Tech Physicians and associate professor at TTUHSC. Dr. Bennett talked to us about seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, a form of depression that’s common during this time of year in the northern hemisphere when the days get shorter and we’re exposed to less sunlight. Dr. Bennett also talked to us about good sleeping habits and why it’s important for our health that we get proper rest.

    90: Intermittent Fasting For Optimal Health with Laurie Lewis

    90: Intermittent Fasting For Optimal Health with Laurie Lewis

    While the idea of fasting can seem like a scary diet fad with only temporary results, intermittent fasting coach and author Laurie Lewis is revealing the long-lasting, healing benefits of eating within a specific time window. From hormone regulation, internal cellular repair, brighter and smoother skin, and fat burning, intermittent fasting is what can set women apart to feel amazing from the inside out! By the end of the episode, you'll be wondering why you haven't started fasting sooner!

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    Kabir Siddiq on the Sleep Economy & the Need to Invest in Rest

    Kabir Siddiq on the Sleep Economy & the Need to Invest in Rest

    When was the last time you started thinking about your sleep and thought of buying a new mattress or pillow?

    The focus on these questions and conversations around the sleep economy have led to the evolution and rejuvenation of an often ignored and mostly commoditized category of products and services.

    On this episode, Varun is joined by Kabir Siddiq, Founder and CEO of SleepyCat. Kabir talks about the sleep economy and makes us understand why investing in rest is a focus point for him and his company.

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    How To Get Better Sleep

    How To Get Better Sleep

    Greetings and thanks for joining us on today’s podcast!

    In this episode we’re talking about an important subject that affects everyone at some time or another, getting better sleep. We all can struggle with this and for very different reasons. Be it a restless mind, physical pain or something else, not getting enough sleep affects everyone.

    Why is getting good sleep so important?

    Getting restful sleep is important to our bodies and mind. We recharge our physical and mental state during sleep and get our energy levels back to where they should be so you can take on the day. Not getting sleep affects this process and if compounded day after day it can have longer lasting negative effects.

    In This Episode You Will Learn:

    1). How common not getting enough sleep really is and why we all struggle with it especially as we age.

    2). Some of the common reasons that contribute to restless or bad sleeping habits like medications, medical problems or foods we may be consuming.

    3). How setting up your bedroom and or sleeping routine ahead of time can help contribute to getting better sleep by keeping it dark, cooler and easy to navigate in case you do have to get up at night.

    4). How exercising regularly helps with your sleeping habits and how it affects your body when you are ready to finally lay down to sleep.

    5). Why limiting certain foods after a certain hour like caffeine and alcohol will help you fall asleep faster and attain REM sleep.

    6). Why it’s important to have a set routine to follow throughout the day and before you head to bed that will help improve your sleeping habits over time.

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    Thanks again for joining us today for this important episode. Sleeping habits are so important to us and not getting enough sleep has long lasting effects on just about everything we do.

    If you’re not getting good rest at night, we hops this episode helps inspire you to try some of these tips and improve your sleeping situation. We want to make sure you are healthy and that means being health not only while you’re awake but in dreamland as well:)

    Til the next episode!

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    Improving Your Sleeping Habits For Seniors

    Improving Your Sleeping Habits For Seniors

    Greetings and thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Senior Fitness Podcast with Meredith.

    Not getting enough sleep is a problem for many people and especially can be true for our senior demographic. Surprisingly the older we get, the less sleep we seem to achieve.

    There are many reasons that could contribute to less than restful sleeping habits like dealing with medical conditions, frequent trips to the bathroom, restless legs etc. 

    Some of these can be helped with proper advice from your doctor there are also many other things we can take a look at that don't necessarily require medication.

    In This Podcast You Will Learn:

    1). The overall reason why getting good sleep is important and how it helps your body both physically and mentally, also some of the side effects we can experience from lack of good rest.

    2). How sticking to a consistent schedule every night when it's time to get your rest can help your body slow down and prepare for sleep. This can help improve your ability to fall asleep and stay asleep. 

    3). Why checking with your doctor if any combination of medications that you could be taking can have the side effects of keeping you up at night or not allowing you to fall asleep naturally. 

    4). How sleeping with your pets on your bed can have negative effects on your sleeping consistency by their movement or attentiveness which can keep you awake without you even knowing it.

    5). How frequent bathroom visits during the night disturbs your sleeping habits and how important it is to do your best to empty your bladder before you got to bed starting at least 2 hours ahead of time.  Or if you need to, consider wearing an adult diaper to help with the frequency of your bathroom visits. Your sleep is most important!

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    Thanks again for joining us on this episode. Getting good sleep is something that we all would like to have more of. Aside from using safe and prescribed medications, as you can see by this episode there are many other options to try that could help improve your sleeping habits.

    We hope that after listening to this podcast you are able to try some of these tips mentioned here to help you focus on your sleeping routine. Getting better sleep not only helps the body recover but also helps rest the mind.

    A good's night rest is the best way to be prepared for the daily challenges we face at any age and especially in our senior generation.

    Til next episode.

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    Arianna Huffington and Sierra Tishgart

    Arianna Huffington and Sierra Tishgart

    Arianna Huffington is the co-founder, president, and editor-­in­-chief of the Huffington Post Media Group, and the author of 15 books. In May 2005, she launched The Huffington Post, a news and blog site that quickly became one of the most widely­-read, linked to, and frequently­ cited media brands on the Internet. In 2012, the site won a Pulitzer Prize for national reporting. She has been named to Time magazine’s list of the world’s 100 most influential people and the Forbes Most Powerful Women list. Originally from Greece, she moved to England when she was 16 and graduated from Cambridge University with an M.A. in economics. At 21, she became president of the famed debating society, the Cambridge Union. She serves on numerous boards, including The Center for Public Integrity and The Committee to Protect Journalists. Her book, Thrive: The Third Metric to Redefining Success and Creating a Life of Well­-Being, Wisdom, and Wonder, debuted at #1 on the New York Times bestseller list.

    Sierra Tishgart is the Senior Editor of Grub Street, New York Magazine’s James Beard Award­ winning food blog, where she covers restaurant news, tracks food trends, and writes and edits features about chefs, restaurant designers, and other key industry players. She also interviews chefs for CBS This Morning’s "The Dish," and chimes in as a food expert on television shows like Good Morning America, TODAY, CNN’s New Day, NBC New York, PIX11, NY1, and Fox 5. Previously, Sierra worked at Teen Vogue, where she focused on politics, fashion, and entertainment. She remains a frequent contributor to other magazines, like Cherry Bombe, Bloomberg Businessweek, and ELLE, and most recently has worked as a correspondent on the Prince Street Podcast by Dean and Deluca. Sierra is a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.

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