Looking for some weight loss tips ? Often, simple changes like creating healthy sleep habits and practicing stress management techniques can greatly improve your health and help support weight management goals.
How does stress and inadequate sleep impact your weight goals?
Under normal circumstances, hormonal changes can counter the change due to stress.
However, chronic stress (stress that is not managed and has been present for months/years) does not have the same effect with the counter interactions.
You can think of this as your body getting tired of “fighting” back and the counter effects are no longer as effective.
Hormones that are related with hunger regulation are not working as they normally would which can lead to INCREASED appetite.
Similarly, unhealthy sleeping patterns can cause hormonal changes including leptin (helps with appetite regulation), ghrelin (increases appetite) and cortisol (primary stress hormone that increases blood glucose and can cause undesirable weight gain).
Prioritize sleep! Turn off the television, leave the phone outside your bedroom. Simple changes and removing distractions can help support healthy sleeping patterns.
Practice mindful stress management techniques! Breath, walk, and/or swim. Do something that brings your soul to ease.
Your body will thank you.
Remember, you’re in a relationship with your own body and if you don’t treat it correctly, it will become fatigued. We ask a lot from our body, so fuel it right!
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