Monday, July 20, 2015

The Dynamics of Dysregulated Sleep Cycle and Cortisol Normalization


The physiological cumulative impact of stressful situations and experiences results in physiological challenges- to hormonal and brain chemical regulation , to sub-clinical thyroid function, resulting in sleep dysregulation and gradually much more.
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     For sleep re-regulation , the underlying pieces are
     1. anything that judiciously removes waste, so getting up to urinate in the night is reduced . Sugar and caffeine and non- organic alcohol all irritate the bladder. The simplest tool is often a liquid Bentonite, taken twice a day , in tiny and then increased increments.
     2. Anything that, on a daily basis ,naturally calms inflammation and pain for sleep disturbance, like $$$$ Zyflamend or Zyfamend PM. Boswellia . Bromelain. Meadowsweet. My anti-inflammatory formula is Devils Claw 3 parts, Boswellia 2, Meadowsweet 2, Bupleurum 1, Jamaican Dogwood 1. Amazing for pain and inflammation .
     3. Cortisol regulation , too much, and then too little with ultimate Adrenal Fatigue, stops people from falling asleep and remaining asleep . Take care investigating what herbs you use. Some reduce cortisol nicely , some increase cortisol, for those of us that make virtually none, and some supplements regulate cortisol production, as amphoterics .
     Thus, after considering what little biofeedback machine to save up for and use , integrating exercise, mindfulness , after trying out chewable Theanine and GABA to build things up and cool things out, the cortisol balancers that often foster normalization of sleep are:
     -Twinlab Super c w. Bioflavonoids , powder, often 1tsp 3x day,
     -Pantothenic Acid 500 mg 3x day
     -Magnesium Malate Chelate or Citrate 500 mg 3x day.

All watching for gradual acclimation and bowel tolerance.


(This post is  shared as educational information only, has not been evaluated by the FDA, and in no way, shape or form is intended as medical information. Please always consult with an informed medical practitioner prior to ingesting anything at all.) 

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