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How Much Sleep You Really Need Based on Your Age? I(t's NOT What You Think) #sleepdeprivation
Think 8 hours of sleep is the magic number? Think again. In this YouTube Shorts video, we break down the real number of hours you should be sleeping based on your age — from newborns to seniors.
How much sleep did you get last night?
The best training routine, diet and supplement program will not compensate for insufficient rest, and sleep is the best, and only (in some instances), way of getting this rest. Professor Michael Colgan went as far as to say: even if your training and nutrition program can straight for the mouth of God almighty, without adequate rest your body will fail to adapt. During sleep, growth hormone is produced and protein synthesis (provided protein is consumed prior to sleep) occurs. These are only two beneficial aspects of sleep. Energy consumption reduction and brain cell restoration are two other aspects equally important for bodybuilders. research has shown, sleep is important for many reasons. For bodybuilders, sleep is particularly important as it restores brain function and alertness in preparation for intense training sessions. Sleep also enhances muscular recovery through protein synthesis and human growth hormone release. Getting eight to ten hours of quality sleep every night will promote these factors as well as general well being. Recovery will take a backward step if one does not prioritize sleep, so get to sleep if you want to grow. Full article : http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/drobson5.htm
CATCH SOME ZEES
Question for you!
What is JUST as important for your health as:
good food choices,
lifting weights,
and cardio?
SLEEP!!
Yes, really. Sleep is just as critical to your overall health as exercise and diet.
Why?
And the more important question… are you getting enough?
This week in BCC TV, we are going to talk about:
The benefits of sleep
How much sleep you need
What happens when you don’t have enough sleep
Make sure you tune into this one: Lori’s going to give you a challenge you won’t want to miss out on!
Before you go, we’d love to hear from you! Are you going to take my challenge to get 8 hours of sleep? Let me know in the comments on our blog.
Hoo-Aah
The BCC Team
