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Eat, Drink, and Be Rested
Eat, Drink, and Be Rested
Eat, Drink, and Be Rested
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Eat, Drink, and Be Rested

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We live in a busy, often confused and stressful age. More and more people are finding it difficult to relax enough to get a good night's sleep. Over one third of individuals from Great Britain and the United States suffer from chronic, long-term, sleep deprivation.

Sleep is vital to both our physical and mental health. Sleep well and you will feel rested, energetic and alive. Sleep poorly night after night and chances are you will feel exhausted, anxious, irritable and depressed.

Studies have linked insufficient sleep to weakened immune systems, memory and emotional problems, obesity, high blood pressure, lessened physical skills and coordination, and daytime fatigue.

The natural solutions to sleeplessness found in this book will help you get a restful night's sleep, so you can wake up feeling refreshed, energetic and ready to take on the day.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherMeridith Berk
Release dateMar 12, 2016
ISBN9781311523433
Eat, Drink, and Be Rested
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Meridith Berk

Meridith Berk has been researching writing about natural solutions to life's physical and emotional troubles for the last several years. Her purpose is to give patients and caregivers accurate and understandable information about drug-free, natural solutions.With her educational series, "The Educated Patient" Meridith warns of the dangers connected with pharmaceuticals and offers the straight "dope" about some types of medical drugs, without the medical jargon.Through her research Meridith found that even the most educated patient frequently has little knowledge about the highly effective, natural solutions that are available.With all the information in hand patients can work far better with their doctors to get the best, most natural and least potentially harmful solutions to their problems.

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    Eat, Drink, and Be Rested - Meridith Berk

    Eat, Drink, and Be Rested

    The Secret Power of Food and Natural Remedies to Help You Sleep

    Written by

    Meridith Berk

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    Copyright 2016 by Meridith Berk

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    Table of Contents

    Note to The Reader

    Introduction

    Chapter 1: The Destroyers of Health and Energy

    Chapter 2: Hungry for Sleep? Try Eating More of these Foods

    Chapter 3: Drinks to Help You Sleep

    Chapter 4: Snacks to Sleep On

    Chapter 5: Nutrients that are Key to a Great Night’s Sleep

    Chapter 6: Get the Sleep You Deserve

    A Note to the Reader:

    This booklet is for informational purposes only. The material contained herein is not intended as medical advice and, as with all such information, does not take the place of advice from a trained health professional. I am not a doctor – I don’t even play one on TV.

    Introduction

    We live in a busy, often confused and stressful age. The day-to-day world we live in does not offer much in the way of real relaxation or dietary and nutritional support. In fact, there is much to prevent us from getting a full and restful night’s sleep. And sleep is vital to both our physical and mental health.

    Over one third of Americans suffer from chronic, long-term, sleep deprivation. According to an article in The Guardian, that percentage holds true in Great Britain as well.

    If you’re reading this introduction, you’re probably among those people fighting to get through each day without enough rest. Studies have linked insufficient sleep to weakened immune systems, memory problems, feelings of anxiety and depression, irritability, obesity, high blood pressure, lessened physical skills and coordination, and daytime fatigue.

    Individuals who don’t get enough sleep are more prone to accidents and are at an increased risk of

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