How to Reset Your Body Clock
50 to 70 million Americans experience a sleep disorder according to the American Sleep Association. If you feel like you’re not able to get enough sleep or quality sleep because your body clock is just off, you’re not alone.
I’m going to teach you about hormones that influence your sleep, why your body clock may be offset, and five major strategies to reset your body clock and get better sleep at night.
This article is going to be power packed with useful information, so silence your distractions, get a notebook, and get ready to take some notes.
Melatonin and Cortisol - Hormones that Influence Your Sleep
Your body clock, scientifically known as your circadian rhythm, influences your hormone levels, brain activity, cell regeneration, and more. To have a properly functioning circadian rhythm is critical for not only your emotional health, but your overall health.
Our master regulatory gland is the hypothalamus, located in the center of the brain. Its primary job is...
Dr. Karthik Ramanan
Emotional Health Mentor
I help high achievers end burnout and build unshakeable emotional health. Stop chasing joy. Begin living in wonder!