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Unlocking the Science of Sleep (Hopefully the sleep comes AFTER you've read the full article! LOL!)

Published about 1 year ago • 1 min read

Heya, Reader!

Joe here, and this week I'd wanted to share with you some insights on the science of sleep.

Living in the world of today as we do, we often think we need to sacrifice sleep to get (or 'stay') ahead, or we're struggling enough with health, stress, and the worry of 'tomorrow' enough that sleep eludes us. Sadly this supposed suggestion of sacrificing couldn't be based further away from the truth of health data. In fact, I'd argue that getting adequate sleep is crucial for optimal brain function, memory retention, and overall productivity.

That's why I'm excited to share today's blog article about the science behind sleep, which I think you'll find fascinating (and hey, if you fall soundly asleep before you even finish it, I'll take no offence! LOL!). It's live right now, so click the button below whenever you're ready to head over (now! do it now!).

“You can certainly get less sleep - and many people do, but you need to know that when you do, you’re opening yourself up to the potential for a wide range of health problems.” - Joseph G Trevors, n.d., CFNC

Remember, sleep is a crucial part of achieving success, so make sure you're getting enough of it!

The Science of Sleep: Unlocking the Strategies to Optimal Health and Functionality.

(*And hey, if you know someone who isn't getting enough sleep, forward this along to them with my thanks!)

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Joe Trevors

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