Showing posts with label Wellness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wellness. Show all posts

Saturday, September 22, 2018

Five Proven Tips on How to Manifest Happiness!

Do you have dreams that you would like to make come true? How about improving your life and your relationship with others? Do you want to manifest happiness in your life? I am sure that you have heard the saying “Your Vibe Attracts Your Tribe” Well it’s true the energy that you put out there is what you send out to the world and will attract the like-minded people and experiences right back to you. As a Reiki energy practitioner, I have to keep my energy high. I have amazing friends that are like minded, they are positive, uplifting and just amazing people. I believe that we send out energy to the earth every day, that it is collective and we can all change the vibe of our planet by being positive and happy, rather than negative and always looking down.
Here are a five ways on how you can begin to manifest happiness. Be consistent and believe in what you put out there to the universe.

1- Love yourself
To be positive and have your body and mind function properly you need to get enough rest and relaxation. Start taking care of your body. Your body is yours for life, take care of it! If you don’t take care of it now, you will have to bear the consequences later on. By taking care of your body and loving yourself, you will become happier! Exercise, meditate, take a yoga class or a walk in the park, whatever makes you feel positive!

2- Count your blessings
Take a moment each and every day to be thankful for all your blessings. Think about everything in a positive manner. You can make today better than yesterday and tomorrow even better than today! Be grateful, it is an amazing way to give back to your own energy.

3- Live your life!
You need to concentrate on yourself. Stop living your life according to other people’s expectation. Think about it, if you fulfilled everyone else’s expectation, would you be happy? I can assure you, you will not! Live life according to your expectation and you will find it more fulfilling than leading any other kind of life. Stop looking at social media and what everyone else is doing and what they have in their lives. Be happy for them and focus on your life.

4- Keep your eyes focused on the bright side of life
Stop being a pessimist! We all have trials in life it is how you respond to them that matters most. If you are always thinking negative thoughts, you will manifest negativity. Start thinking of positive thoughts instead and watch the energy shift on your life. Everyday speak to yourself in a positive way, adopt a new mantra such as “Amazing things happen to me every day” or “My life is a gift, I am grateful for all I have” and you will soon manifest positivity. You have to mean what you say and be consistent, trust me you will soon see the results!

5- Love unconditionally
Love your family and friends unconditionally. When you are giving unconditional love, you are actually manifesting love and you too will get it back in return manifold! Your relationships in life will also improve!

These are my five proven tips on manifesting happiness. Try it yourself today and soon positivity, happiness and love will be flowing into your life.



Wednesday, June 27, 2018

How Your Body Rebuilds Muscles During Sleep

Ever tried to go to sleep with a throbbing thigh or a swollen ankle? Muscle strains and sprains are painful, which can make it hard to fall asleep. However, sleeping seems to affect the speed at which your muscles recover. If you want to get back on your feet faster, your best solution may be to go back to bed for a few hours.

Many athletes can’t make time for sleep between a busy training schedule or other responsibilities. However, sleeping less than seven hours per night has been linked to multiple chronic diseases, such as diabetes and depression. In the short term, it can make you irritable and less happy about training. Also, sleep deprivation may impede your ability to recover from injuries.

Of course, if you increase your hours of sleep each night, the improvements in your athletic performance can be immediate and dramatic.

More Sleep, Improved Performance
The benefits of increasing the number of hours that you sleep may extend beyond healing your muscles faster. In one study, a basketball coach added a new requirement to the training regimen - sleep at least 10 hours each night. Well rested basketball players had faster reaction times and reported less fatigue, as expected. More surprising, their shot accuracy improved and those surveyed said that their physical and mental well-being was better after the sleep extension.

Why Sleep Is So Essential
Everyone knows that sleeping makes your muscles feel better after a while, though the feeling of lying in bed may be uncomfortable. However, scientists are now hypothesizing about the chemical processes that occur during sleep. One study suggests that certain chemicals, like growth factor 1, aren’t released as much when you’re sleep deprived. Since these components have a role in regenerating muscles, sleep loss may lead to muscle loss.

So, in addition to eating your protein (which has been demonstrated to help muscle recovery), make time for a few more hours of rest when you’re trying to recover from a hard workout or injury.
How to Rest Better
Aching muscles can keep you awake at night, but they need sleep to recover. You can overcome this situation by focusing on improving your sleep habits and comfort level in bed.

First, keep a consistent bedtime and wake-up time, even on weekends. Your body calibrates its internal clock using many mechanisms, but it likes consistency. If you go to bed at 9 p.m. each night, your body will learn to start releasing sleep hormones, like melatonin, at that time. Even if you’re in pain from a rough workout, the melatonin release will help ease you into slumber.

Second, make sure your bedroom is comfortable. People need different firmness mattresses depending on their body weight and preferred sleeping position. Check mattress reviews to see if your bed is a good fit for the way that you sleep. Another way to make your room more restful is to minimize distracting light and sounds. Blackout curtains and a white noise machine may help.

Lastly, don’t exercise right before bed. In the summer, it can be tempting to wait for the cooldown of the sunset before working out. However, the rush of hormones from exercise can make it difficult to fall asleep afterward. If you must do some activity in the evening, keep it light, like easy yoga or stretching.

These tips should help you get the sleep you need to recover from tough workouts and feel better soon.


Guest Blogger @ SleepHelp.org