Your Body Is Trying to Sleep. Are You Listening?
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Your Body Is Trying to Sleep. Are You Listening?
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Snoring. Waking up tired. Getting up to use the bathroom at night. We’ve been taught to accept these as “normal,” especially as we get older. In this episode, Dr. Gustavo Ferrer and Amanda Ferrer explain why they are not normal at all and what your body has been trying to tell you.
Dr. Ferrer breaks down the hidden role of sleep apnea, the difference between snoring and disrupted breathing, and why so many people have no idea their sleep is compromised. The conversation then zooms out to one of the most powerful and overlooked forces in your health: your circadian rhythm, the internal clock that controls hormones, energy, and deep restorative sleep.
You’ll learn how science-backed changes can realign your body without overhauling your life. Dr. Ferrer shares simple, actionable tips you can start tonight, from breathing techniques to light exposure to evening rituals that work with your biology instead of against it.
If you are exhausted, frustrated, or convinced poor sleep is just part of aging, this episode offers something better: clarity, hope, and control. Your body knows how to rest. This episode shows you how to help it do its job.