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Sleep matters.
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- Why do we sleep?
- What happens when we can’t sleep?
- Insomnia facts and figures
- Ways to beat insomnia
What we’ll cover:
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Why do we sleep?
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Sleep plays a critical role in immune function, metabolism, memory, learning, and other vital functions.
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Sleep helps regulate body temperature.
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Sleep helps us maintain the correct weight.
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Sleep is vital for life, health and longevity.
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What happens when we can’t sleep?
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are on brain function.
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The brain needs sleep before and after learning.
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Every major disease in the developed world has very strong causal links to deficient sleep.
SLIDE 12 Alzheimer's, cancer,
- besity and diabetes are all
causally linked to sleep problems.
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There are around 80 different sleep disorders.
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Insomnia is the most common.
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1 in 3 people have insomnia
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Insomnia is preventable.
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deliberately deprive
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Insomnia is curable.
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Sleeping pills don’t work.
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CBT does.
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CBT does.
SLIDE 22 “I have had a sleeping disorder now for 17 years to which nothing at all worked until I did
thank you enough as I honestly feel like a different person.”
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“So many people are commenting how well I look instead of them saying I look tired, and it’s just making me feel so good.”
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“I have a smile on my face all the time, am happy, take an interest in things that I never used to before, my anxiety has gone , my moods have lifted. It’s fantastic!”
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Sleep matters.