Sleep is an important factor in the recovery process
Sleep is an important factor in the recovery process of intrusive anxiety. When one is plagued with exhausting symptoms of anxiety, they often find it difficult to fall asleep at night. A racing mind may become very active at the end of the day, especially when silence provides the perfect stage for worries to surface. It's not difficult to turn off a racing mind once you understand what is required to fall into a good night's rest. The bonus is you will awaken feeling calmer in the morning and more able to enjoy your day. Regimen for Falling Asleep The process for falling asleep at night begins in the morning hours of the day. When you awaken it is time to begin your natural regimen which will result in a sound and deep sleep at night. This is predicated upon what you do during the day and the nutrition you ingest all day long. Science of Nutrition and Sleep: Amino acids are the precursor to Serotonin (the feel good chemical in the brain). To build amino acids one must eat a l...