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E49: 3 Easy Steps to a Hormone-Supportive Bedtime Routine (For Better Sleep, Happier Hormones & Less Stress)

May 21, 2023 Leisha Drews, RN, FDN-P, holistic hormone coach, period expert
HAPPILY HORMONAL | hormone balance, pro metabolic, balance hormones naturally, hormonal acne, PMS, PCOS, painful periods
E49: 3 Easy Steps to a Hormone-Supportive Bedtime Routine (For Better Sleep, Happier Hormones & Less Stress)
Show Notes

Welcome back to the Happily Hormonal Podcast. In this episode I’m asking you: what does your nighttime routine look like? You have one - whether it looks like something out of a textbook or if it is a little crazy up to the moment you lay down…and then scroll till you finally close your eyes (we’ve all been there!). 

Whether you are intentional or not about taking time before bed to wind down, it is affecting how you are sleeping and how your hormones are able to rest and rejuvenate during the night and how your body is able to handle stress signals. Let me share three steps that I want you to jot down to take action and actually try these things out.

In this episode:

  • [3:00] Why is a nighttime routine actually important? Why does it even matter? How does it even affect your stress hormones?
  • [5:25] Step #1: Probably the hardest… but so necessary!
  • [9:02] Step #2: Set the stage.
  • [11:05] Step #3: What are you actually going to do? Here are 2 options.
  • [16:45] Sleeping troubles troubleshooting.


Resources

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