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  • Adjusting to Daylight Saving Time

    daylight-saving-200x200 During daylight saving time in the spring, people in most parts of the United States move their clocks forward an hour. This means one more extra hour of daylight in the morning. Many families embrace daylight saving time as it means extra time for the kids to play. However, when we “spring forward” it can…
  • Eating for Better Sleep

    natural sources Living a healthy lifestyle requires discipline across all walks of your life. Once you begin the pursuit of health, you realize how interconnected everything is. Better food and exercise lead to better sleep, which creates more alertness that results in a higher quality life. It is a cycle that doesn’t end, and health becomes a…
  • Exercise for a Good Night’s Sleep

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    Sleep is essential for many things in life, including happiness, productivity, and health. Experts have long cited the benefits that a night of zzzs can provide for your body, but some nights, that precious shut-eye seems elusive. When sleep won’t come, people try many different things to encourage it, including taking medication, restricting access to electronics, or drinking warm milk before bedtime…

  • The Amazing Benefits of Yoga

    BNE_Blog_Health&Fitness-01 Long hailed in the Eastern world, yoga is now regarded in the West as a staple of physical fitness, something that is regularly on the schedule rotation at fitness centers. New research has opened up people’s minds about the vast benefits that come from this mental, physical, and spiritual exercise. The Beginning Traced back to…
  • Sleep Better to Feel Better

    BNE_Health&Fitness1 Sleep is Important for Good Health We’ve all heard that we should aim for six to eight hours of sleep every night, but with stressful jobs, children and significant others, and all of the everyday tasks we have to do, meeting that requirement is difficult and sometimes not even an option. Getting enough quality sleep…
  • Put Insomnia To Sleep

    Insomnia is an incredibly common problem in the US. The most common causes are stress and anxiety. Many of us can’t help the hectic natures of our day-to-day lives, but there are still some easy things you can do to help get to sleep and stay asleep. Stick to a Regular Bedtime Schedule – Go…
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