Chronic diseases like autoimmunity, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and heart disease are all on the rise. And it’s no wonder, people are sleeping over an hour less nightly compared to 1942. Anxiety, pain, shift work, night sweats, child-rearing, and racing thoughts can keep us from getting the important quality sleep our bodies need.

Alongside nutrition and exercise, Harvard Medical School considers sleep to be the third pillar of good health. Without good sleep, our bodies aren’t getting the digest-repair-restore time needed to heal.

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