In this week's newsletter I profile former Purdue University football player @Nzecchino. During his D1 career he faced a battle with ulcerative colitis—one that led to a full colectomy in 2018. Today he has a new mission: building a gut-health supplement company. Link below ⬇️
Do you ever have trouble knowing whether you slept (even a little bit) or not?
Thread: Here’s a simple 3-step test to tell if you really dozed off without using a sleep tracker ...
💤 Insomnia isn't just "not sleeping" — it's your brain staying in survival mode.
Studies show that insomniacs have increased activity in the default mode network — the brain's self-monitoring system — even while trying to sleep.
You're not lazy or broken. You're hyper-aware.
One of the most perplexing things about insomnia for me was how it could go away for weeks, (or even months at a time), only to come back for no apparent reason.
This podcast is for anyone going through a cyclical experience with insomnia:
https://t.co/jM6JYYXLJU
@mindbodysleep_ For me, it's taken a long time to accept when I have a bad night -- just get up, move on with my day, and not try to compensate by sleeping in or catching a nap. I'm not completely "there" yet but I feel myself detaching more over time. Very slow process.