Cancer and Sleep (Part 2): How to Reclaim Your Rest Back
…let’s take a look at what can you actually do about it. The short answer is that there is actually a lot that you can do, and much of it has remarkably strong research behind it. Below are seven places to start. …
Cancer and Sleep (Part 1): Why Treatment and Recovery Disrupt Sleep
A 2022 systematic review and meta-analysis pooled data from 160 studies and over 46,000 patients and found an overall prevalence of sleep disturbance of 60.7%. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) describes insomnia as the most common sleep disturbance among people with cancer…
Why Menopause Disrupts Sleep (and What Actually Helps)
Many women in midlife describe the same experience: a big shift in their sleep. Once upon a time, you could dependably get good and restorative sleep without much effort, but now it’s a different story. There's a good reason for that shift. Perimenopause and menopause effectively herald a re-engineering and shift in how the body goes about its business, and that, in turn, means a lot of disruption for your sleep.