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Saturday, December 10, 2022

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder remains the most prevalent psychiatric disorder. Symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder include a sense of unease, dread or foreboding along with excessive, unrealistic worry. Other common complaints of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder include the feeling of muscle tension, impaired concentration, insomnia and restlessness.

Complicating the diagnosis of Generalized Anxiety Disorder are irritability, sweating, trembling, headache and gastrointestinal issues. Many individuals seek care for these non-specific somatic symptoms rather than their unrecognized anxiety issues. As a result, they may undergo medical evaluation and receive therapy for their presenting complaints rather than the true underlying causative psychiatric condition.

Further compounding the problem with diagnosis, most of those with Generalized Anxiety Disorder also suffer with a number of other psychiatric maladies ranging from panic attacks to depression and social anxiety disorder. The presence of somatic issues and other psychiatric disorders complicates timely diagnosis and appropriate therapy.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder attacks women twice as frequently as men. Symptoms tend to begin in men in their early 20s while the onset tends to be delayed in women until their late 20s. Another smaller peak occurs in older individuals. African Americans appear more likely to suffer from depression when compared to Caucasians.

Treatment may include cognitive behavioral therapy or more customarily an SSRI or SNRI. While the benzodiazepines effectively mute symptoms, these drugs including Xanax, Ativan and Klonipin currently are out of favor with the government and professional organizations. In spite of this patients and doctors alike often favor drugs commonly referred to as “benzos.”


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Critical depressive dysfunction versus disappointment

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“Scientific depression, essential depressive dysfunction (MDD), disappointment and depression are in most cases historical interchangeably, however they enact no longer suggest the same thing. Dr. McCleary, licensed clinical psychologist and Navy Outmoded, breaks down the variation between these phrases. Disappointment is a natural emotion and a symptom of depression. Disappointment is an emotion that serves a severe role in us getting over and processing losses. On the same time, excessive amounts of disappointment would possibly maybe maybe furthermore be debilitating and be a allotment of the next living of symptoms. Psychological properly being considerations are correct that; they are a community of symptoms.

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Critical depressive dysfunction, in most cases identified as clinical depression, is a dysfunction characterised by unhappy mood or diminished capability to feel pleasure. Below is the criteria for essential depressive dysfunction.

A) 5 (or more) of the next symptoms like been fresh at some stage within the same 2‐week duration and symbolize a trade from outdated functioning; no longer no longer as much as one amongst the symptoms is either (1) sorrowful mood or (2) loss of hobby or pleasure. (Characterize: Carry out no longer encompass symptoms that are clearly attributable to one more clinical situation)
1) Depressed mood plenty of the day, nearly about daily as indicated by either subjective yarn (e.g., feels unhappy, empty, hopeless) or commentary made by others (e.g., appears to be like tearful). (Characterize: In younger folk and childhood, would possibly maybe maybe furthermore be morose mood).
2) Markedly diminished hobby or pleasure in all, or nearly about all, actions plenty of the day, nearly about daily (as indicated by either subjective yarn or commentary).

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3) Indispensable weight reduction when no longer weight-bargain belief or weight invent (e.g., a trade of more than 5% of physique weight in a month), or decrease or produce bigger in appetite nearly about daily. (Characterize: In younger folk, abet in thoughts failure to present expected weight invent.)
4) Insomnia or hypersomnia nearly about daily.
5) Psychomotor agitation or retardation nearly about daily (observable by others, no longer merely subjective feelings of restlessness or being slowed down).
6) Fatigue or loss of energy nearly about daily.
7) Emotions of worthlessness or excessive or obnoxious guilt (that will be delusional) nearly about daily (no longer merely self‐reproach or guilt about being sick).
8) Diminished capability to evaluate or focus, or indecisiveness, nearly about daily (either by subjective yarn or as seen by others).
9) Recurrent thoughts of death (no longer correct terror of death), recurrent suicidal ideation with out a particular belief, or a suicide try or a particular belief for committing suicide.
B) The symptoms reason clinically vital damage or impairment in social, occupational, or other vital areas of functioning.
C) The episode is no longer attributable to the physiological effects of a substance or to one more clinical situation.

Dr. Harry McCleary is a licensed clinical psychologist and Navy Outmoded. His channel is aimed toward instructing Veterans and their loved one about mental properly being.

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Monday, October 17, 2022

What is Generalized Anxiety disorder?

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A brief introduction to Generalized Anxiety Disorder, or GAD.

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If you are stressed-out, anxious or chronically unhappy; this talk will lead you through an authentic journey of self-knowing and freedom to illuminate the root causes of stress. Combining storytelling and meditation, Preethaji’s teachings help shift her students from living in a stressful-state, to living in what she describes as a beautiful state.
In 2009 Preethaji started One World Academy with her husband Krishnaji. One World Academy is a wisdom school for enlightenment based in a new tradition where the focus is on knowing oneself and discovering that we are connected to all that exists.

Preethaji is an enlightened world teacher whose vision is to free individuals of all forms of unhappiness. Preethaji's teachings challenge every justification for living in sorrow and inner isolation or unconscious psychological conformity.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2022

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder remains the most prevalent psychiatric disorder. Symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder include a sense of unease, dread or foreboding along with excessive, unrealistic worry. Other common complaints of the Generalized Anxiety Disorder include the feeling of muscle tension, impaired concentration, insomnia and restlessness.

Complicating the diagnosis of Generalized Anxiety Disorder are irritability, sweating, trembling, headache and gastrointestinal issues. Many individuals seek care for these non-specific somatic symptoms rather than their unrecognized anxiety issues. As a result, they may undergo medical evaluation and receive therapy for their presenting complaints rather than the true underlying causative psychiatric condition.

Further compounding the problem with diagnosis, most of those with Generalized Anxiety Disorder also suffer with a number of other psychiatric maladies ranging from panic attacks to depression and social anxiety disorder. The presence of somatic issues and other psychiatric disorders complicates timely diagnosis and appropriate therapy.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder attacks women twice as frequently as men. Symptoms tend to begin in men in their early 20s while the onset tends to be delayed in women until their late 20s. Another smaller peak occurs in older individuals. African Americans appear more likely to suffer from depression when compared to Caucasians.

Treatment may include cognitive behavioral therapy or more customarily an SSRI or SNRI. While the benzodiazepines effectively mute symptoms, these drugs including Xanax, Ativan and Klonipin currently are out of favor with the government and professional organizations. In spite of this patients and doctors alike often favor drugs commonly referred to as “benzos.”


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Monday, August 15, 2022

Stanford's Sapolsky On Depression in U.S. (Full Lecture)

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Stanford Professor Robert Sapolsky, posits that depression is the most damaging disease that you can experience. Right now it is the number four cause of disability in the US and it is becoming more common. Sapolsky states that depression is as real of a biological disease as is diabetes.

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Thursday, August 11, 2022

ADHD: Holistic Vs Pharmaceutical Treatment

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Medication can have negative drawbacks, sometimes natural remedies work wonders. While I don’t recommend stopping taking medications, you should always consult your doctor.

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ADHD Insomnia Methods to Sleep Better

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Please note I am not a medical professional. Research on the effects of medication on sleep and the Circadian rhythm in ADHD patients. Tips start at 6: 35. There are many ways to increase the chances of getting a good night’s sleep, even if you have an active mind. I have experienced insomnia due to ADHD, particularly as a side effect of medication.

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Fitness coach, life coach, father of one Ralph Quillen is familiar with ADHD.

"I believe most parents are aware that this problem exists. Quillen says that he has coached for 12 years and has seen progress in the sport over the years.

There are many misconceptions and confusion about what it is and how to treat it.

Dr. Elena Reyes, a clinical psychologist at Lee Memorial Health System, says that "the reality is that it's not motoric behavior, but rather attention deficits, which are the hallmarks of this disorder."

This means that ADHD affects children's ability to plan and execute daily tasks. According to the US, 1 in 5 children are suffering from ADHD. Approximately 3.5 million kids are currently taking ADHD drugs. Doctors say that ADHD drugs can make a big difference in your life.

"Medication is sometimes necessary to allow the child to concentrate. "We have good research that suggests children who are properly diagnosed and treated with medication can do well," Dr. Reyes says.

Although medication is the most popular ADHD treatment, it's not the only one. If parents are willing to buy into behavior management, it is possible to successfully control impulses.

"We teach students how to organize themselves, stop thinking, and how to manage their work, their behavior, and how to handle their homework. This usually involves parent management. Dr. Reyes says that if a child isn't able to organize themselves, how can you as parents structure them to be successful?"

Ralph believes the structure is important in sports.

"I now see more high school students who are being medicated than when I started coaching. Quillen says that sports are more of an outlet for athletes - it actually helps them."

It's the same end goal: Helping kids find their focus


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Sunday, July 31, 2022

Cure Insomnia - Six Steps To Sleep

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I spent 15 years of my life hindered by lack of sleep. I was pushed from doctor to doctor, pill to pill, counselor to psychologist and eventually to the top insomnia specialist in Europe.

Sleep to me was always a real-life nightmare. I never looked forward to my bedtime because 9 times out of 10 I would get a restless night’s sleep and wake up feeling lethargic and gloomy.

I just didn’t understand why I couldn’t fall asleep instantly, and why when I did fall asleep I couldn’t stay asleep for 7 or 8 hours like “normal people” did.

“Not one to be defeated, I embarked on a mission to discover the cure for insomnia”.

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After numerous courses of sleeping pills, blood tests and more, my luck changed when my doctor referred me to a Sleep Hygiene Therapist at a sleep clinic in London’s Harley Street.

At the time this was a considered a new approach to insomnia, and was slowly being adopted by the medical profession as a way to cure insomnia naturally without benzodiazepines, which by then were renowned for causing rebound insomnia and heaps of side-effects.

After my first session I was truly motivated. I began to realize that there were many aspects of my lifestyle affecting my sleep, things I could change and control myself, without the need for pills.

For a start I was involved in music, which meant late nights and going to bed at different times. I was also partial to the occasional cigarette before bed, something I then foolishly believed to be a relaxant.

Over the course of six weeks, my therapist taught me many interesting things about sleep, like how the body responds to light exposure, and how hormones and brainwaves play a major role in the sleep–wake cycle.

We spoke about exercise and diet and how humans lived 10,000 years ago compared to how they live in modern times. It was incredible, and just learning more about sleep dramatically improved my sleep.

These sleep hygiene sessions changed my life in one fundamental way; they helped me turn the table in my favour. The knowledge gave me control.

I had been given the power to cure my insomnia using natural means that I was already in ownership of.

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How I Took Back Ownership of My Sleep

And so I manifested what I had learned and undertook a research mission. I put myself through trial and error until I completely understood every aspect of my environment and lifestyle that might possibly be affecting my sleep.

I studied sleep through the ages, comparing the sleeping pattern of our hunter-gatherer ancestors with that of modern man.

I discovered that insomnia had begun manifesting itself in society post the invention of electricity, and even more so post the agricultural revolution.

As I dug deeper, I discovered that just about everything humans were doing was counterproductive in getting a good night’s sleep.

From an unhealthy sleep-wake cycle and lack of sun exposure to lack of exercise, eating the wrong foods, negative brain stimulation and an unfavorable sleeping environment, it’s no wonder we are all struggling to sleep!

Through this research I founded the Six Steps, a process that reprograms the body and creates and health sleep-wake cycle using good sleep hygiene methodology.

The book was very well received, and I even got a congratulatory letter from my old sleep hygiene therapist!

Over the following year I continued my research, endeavouring to discover more practical ways of helping myself and others optimize their sleep. What I discovered next  enhanced the Six Steps even further, and changed my life forever…

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A Discovery That Changed Everything

After researching lifestyle and environment, I began studying brainwave activity and the way the brain responds to varying lifestyle conditions.

I learned that brainwaves work in the same way electrical equipment does. Brainwaves are measured in Hz, and like electricity the current changes when turned up or down.

For example, when we are in high states of anxiety the speed of our brainwaves increases, and when we are relaxed the speed of our brainwaves decreases.

When the brain is fully aware and awake (in the Beta state) it runs at around 20 ~ 40 Hz, when we are in a very relaxed state (the Theta state) the brainwaves run at around 4hz-8hz, and in deep sleep (the Delta state) our brains run at around 1-4hz.

This made absolute sense to me because my sleep therapist had mentioned years earlier that in order to induce sleep we have to slow down brainwave activity.

The Six Steps I’d developed already did this through the use of ‘mental triggers’ that help the brain associate bed with sleep, but I found an effective way of enhancing this process by listening to special meditation music that uses theta and delta frequencies within the recording to relax the mind.

I discovered that it was possible to slow brainwaves down by entraining the brain to release theta waves for deep relaxation and delta waves to promote deep sleep, simply by listening to this special music.

This was a major discovery that became the proverbial icing on the cake.

Haven’t Heard of Brainwave Entrainment? Let Me Explain…

Thanks to some groundbreaking research by Doctor Gerald Oster in 1973, it was learned that audio signals could be used to train (or ‘entrain’ to use the technical term) the brain to automatically move into certain frequency ranges.

I won’t bore you with the finer technical details, but let’s just say that binaural beats meditation music is used the world over to strengthen memory, increase focus and concentration, treat ADHD, depression and, among other things, cure insomnia.

And so I got in touch with the brainwave specialists at BinauralBeatsMeditation.com, and had three binaural beats audios specifically developed to be used in conjunction with the Six Steps.

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A Powerful 3-Pronged Approach:

    1. The Six Steps uses practical good sleep hygiene methods to correct the negative lifestyle and environmental conditions that contribute to insomnia.
    2. The Six Steps uses binaural beats (meditation music with special frequencies) to entrain the brain to settle into the theta brain state when it’s time to relax and prepare for sleep, and then the delta brain state when its time to go to sleep and start your nightly sleep cycles.
    3. The Six Steps also comes with a diet plan to help you optimize your diet for healthier sleep and eliminate foods that disrupt your sleep cycles.

I spent 15 years suffering insomnia. I found the cure, and now I’m sharing it with you.

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So Simple, Anyone Can Do It!

Using the Six Steps methodology and audio accompaniments, I have naturally evolved from insomniac to sleep lover. And since its inception, the Six Steps has become the cure for over one hundred thousand others, too.

All you have to do is follow the Six Steps set out in the book for 30-days straight, listen to the audios at the suggested times, and start sleeping like a baby.

That’s it!

Within 3-days you’ll witness an amazing transformation, as your sleep-wake cycle begins to reset and you begin to sleep faster, deeper and longer.

In My Book You’ll Discover..

How to fall asleep within a few minutes of getting into bed.

How to stop your mind racing away as soon as your head hits the pillow.

How to stop feeling anxious and restless near bedtime.

How to stay asleep for 7+ hours without waking up.

How to sleep well when sharing a bed with a partner.

How to sleep soundly in new environments.

In addition to the core 6 steps to curing insomnia, the book contains 9 chapters of essential information that will help you better understand how specific aspects of your lifestyle and environment negatively impact your sleep:

Chapter 1: Working with Your Natural Cycle

Chapter 2: Waking up During the Night

Chapter 3:  Stress and Sleep

Chapter 4:  Sleeping Before a Big Occasion

Chapter 5:  Napping

Chapter 6:  Sleeping with a Partner

Chapter 7: Smoking and Sleep

Chapter 8:  Alcohol and Sleep

Chapter 9:  Air Travel and Sleep 

How to Use the Special Audios

Using the meditation audios  is really easy. All you have to do is put on a pair of headphones, relax, press play and let the frequencies do the work!

These 30-minute meditations have been created by brain entrainment specialists to combat insomnia. All the audios are instantly downloadable in mp3 format and can be played back on a computer, mp3 player, tablet or smartphone.

You’ll also receive a comprehensive guide that explains the history behind the technology, the way the natural science works and best practice for using the recordings. Check out the samples below and learn exactly how each meditation works:

 To feel the effects, make sure you’re wearing headphones when testing the samples.

Audio 1: Deep Sleep (Delta – 30 Mins)  

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Deep Sleep meditation mp3Deep Sleep is a Delta wave meditation set to a soundscape of calming music.

Delta waves are released when the brain is in a state of deep sleep (stage 4), when the body regenerates cells and tissue and produces hormones essential for growth and development.

Deep Sleep is designed to induce natural sleepiness and should be listened to up to an hour before going to sleep. By entraining the brain to release Delta waves around bedtime, you will experience deeper, more restorative sleep cycles.

Audio 2: Anxiety Release (Theta – 30 Mins)  

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Anxiety Release meditation mp3Anxiety Release is a mid-Theta wave meditation set to a soundscape of peaceful, dreamy meditation music.

Theta is the state the brain is in when the body is deeply relaxed and able to enter either a meditative state or the early stages of sleep.

Anxiety Release will help release anxiety and fear around sleep, retraining the mind and body to embrace relaxation and calm and react appropriately to the feeling of tiredness. Use Anxiety Release in the evening or during the daytime to relax and release stress & anxiety. You’ll quickly notice how much calmer and less anxious you feel when you get into bed at night.

Audio 3: Calm Mind (Low-Theta – 30 Mins)  

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Calm Mind meditation mp3

Calm Mind is a Low-Theta wave meditation set to a tranquil soundscape that helps your mind escape to a calmer place.

An overactive mind is the most common cause of not being able to fall asleep. Calm Mind will stop your mind racing, and is the ideal listen after one of those stressful days at work when your mind is cluttered and churning over the 101 things you need to do tomorrow.

Empty your mind, create a blank canvas of calm, fall asleep fast and wake up feeling refreshed!

Audio 4: Blissful Sleep 

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Blissful Sleep meditation mp3Blissful Sleep prepares the mind for deep, restful sleep, and is ideal for those struggling with mid-sleep waking and subsequent poor-quality sleep cycles.

Delta sleep is our deepest sleep, and arguably most vital, since it’s where tissue growth and repair occurs and energy is restored.

Blissful Sleep is a soothing, hypnotic meditation, designed to help you relax and fall into a state conducive to deep sleep. Listen up to an hour before bed or while you drop off to sleep, and alternate with the Deep Sleep recording as and when you wish.

What Others Say About The Six Steps

The Six Steps program has helped over 100,000 people overcome insomnia. Below is a selection customer feedback I’ve received over the last two years.

After suffering for many years on and off with periods of insomnia. I had given up on a cure and and was at a point of depression.

I’d manage maybe two good nights a week, with the rest averaging two or three hours sleep a night, leaving me tired and unable to concentrate.

Thanks to you I’m now sleeping well the majority of the time, even when sharing a bed with my boyfriend. I have also become a fan of brainwave entrainment too and use the recordings regularly to relax my mind in the evening. Thank you for sharing your experience and solutions so that others like me can sleep normally again.

Katy – Paris, France. 


I was so glad to finally find someone who understood what I had been going through for the last 2 years.

My life had become a blur because sometimes I was barely sleeping for three days at a time. My sleep is now ten times as good as it was this time last year.

Your theory is practical and really easy to understand, and best of all it’s natural. The audios have worked wonders, and that’s coming from a skeptic!

Simon – Surrey, UK.

For so long it felt as if I’d never sleep well again. I’d given up hope, accepted being an insomniac and that I’d always be tired and irritable through the day.

Your book really opened my eyes to so many aspects of sleep and how to create a sleep-friendly lifestyle.

The first week was really hard, but I’m now falling asleep fast for at least 6 hours straight, and I no longer need coffee to prop me up through the day. I’m back to my old self, almost! I can’t thank you enough for the advice and motivation.

Cristina – Memphis, USA.

Like you I had trouble sleeping as a teenager, and when I came here to University I was worried that lack of sleep would affect my grades.

Just as I had anticipated, the stress of a heavy reading schedule left me tossing and turning for hours thinking about my studies.

Your program was recommended to me by my aunt, and it has helped me so much; and not just in sleeping, but in calming my mind for a state conducive to long, productive study periods. This has turned out to be a really positive investment.

Andy – Oxford, UK.

I found your book very interesting, particularly the chapter on stress and anxiety, which really made me understand what was affecting my sleep and how to approach putting it right.

At my age the smallest of things can worry you and I have been a fairly anxious person my entire life. I didn’t want to turn to sleeping pills, so I thought I’d give your advice a try.

I really enjoy listening to the calming music to send me off at night. Being a pensioner I’d never thought about new-age stuff like this before, but it really is incredible the way it relaxes my mind and helps me drift off to sleep.

Maggie – Washington DC, USA.


Download Today & Receive 2 Sleep-Boosting Bonuses!

I want to help you optimize your sleep as much as I possibly can, and so for a limited time only, I’m offering three bonus gifts with the Six Steps book and audios to help maximize your sleep potential.

Bonus 1: Smart Sleep Diet Guide

Smart Sleep Diet bookThe Smart Sleep Diet Guide teaches you all you need to know about eating your way to better sleep.

The guide provides you with comprehensive dietary advice on foods that negatively affect your sleep, and advises you on the best foods to eat to boost sleep quality.

The Smart Sleep Diet Guide includes a meal plan with multiple options for alternate days of the week. Now you can improve your sleep quality and your overall health with sleep-friendly foods!

Bonus 3: Weekly Sleep Planner

Weekly Sleep PlannerThe Weekly Sleep Planner is a practical chart you can use to track your daily sleep progress. Fill in the plan each day to ensure you remain fully committed to the Six Steps program.

Write down how you feel about your progress, and be sure to note any rules you break during the program.

This plan will help you stay committed and get through those tough first few days.

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The Six Steps works. I know it does because I suffered from insomnia for 15 years and cured myself using these exact methods, and so have thousands of others. 

I am so confident in the Six Steps program and its ability to cure your insomnia, that I’m offering a  60-day money back guarantee.  If you’re not sleeping better within 3-days, all you have to do is drop me an email and I will give you a full refund.

Download Six Steps To Sleep, Now!

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Here’s to healthy, restful sleep.

Sincerely,

Peter Litchfield – Six Steps founder.

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Saturday, July 30, 2022

How to Get to Sleep When You Have ADHD

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Can’t sleep? Find out why!

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CHAPTERS:
00: 00 – Intro: What’s the news on ADHD & sleep issues?
01: 03 – What’s the cause?
02: 00 – What’s a brain to do?
03: 55 – Video Wrap-Up & Outro

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Shawn Smith, CEO of Don't dis-my-ability Consultation Services Inc, shares his story of living now thriving with ADHD

Topics covered will include
-The three types of ADHD
- Symptoms for each type of ADHD
- Different ways of getting a diagnosis
- Strategies for families of children with ADHD and other invisible disabilities
- Type of therapies available

Wednesday, July 27, 2022

Cure Insomnia - Six Steps To Sleep

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ATTENTION:

I spent 15 years of my life hindered by lack of sleep. I was pushed from doctor to doctor, pill to pill, counselor to psychologist and eventually to the top insomnia specialist in Europe.

Sleep to me was always a real-life nightmare. I never looked forward to my bedtime because 9 times out of 10 I would get a restless night’s sleep and wake up feeling lethargic and gloomy.

I just didn’t understand why I couldn’t fall asleep instantly, and why when I did fall asleep I couldn’t stay asleep for 7 or 8 hours like “normal people” did.

“Not one to be defeated, I embarked on a mission to discover the cure for insomnia”.

tired in the morning

After numerous courses of sleeping pills, blood tests and more, my luck changed when my doctor referred me to a Sleep Hygiene Therapist at a sleep clinic in London’s Harley Street.

At the time this was a considered a new approach to insomnia, and was slowly being adopted by the medical profession as a way to cure insomnia naturally without benzodiazepines, which by then were renowned for causing rebound insomnia and heaps of side-effects.

After my first session I was truly motivated. I began to realize that there were many aspects of my lifestyle affecting my sleep, things I could change and control myself, without the need for pills.

For a start I was involved in music, which meant late nights and going to bed at different times. I was also partial to the occasional cigarette before bed, something I then foolishly believed to be a relaxant.

Over the course of six weeks, my therapist taught me many interesting things about sleep, like how the body responds to light exposure, and how hormones and brainwaves play a major role in the sleep–wake cycle.

We spoke about exercise and diet and how humans lived 10,000 years ago compared to how they live in modern times. It was incredible, and just learning more about sleep dramatically improved my sleep.

These sleep hygiene sessions changed my life in one fundamental way; they helped me turn the table in my favour. The knowledge gave me control.

I had been given the power to cure my insomnia using natural means that I was already in ownership of.

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How I Took Back Ownership of My Sleep

And so I manifested what I had learned and undertook a research mission. I put myself through trial and error until I completely understood every aspect of my environment and lifestyle that might possibly be affecting my sleep.

I studied sleep through the ages, comparing the sleeping pattern of our hunter-gatherer ancestors with that of modern man.

I discovered that insomnia had begun manifesting itself in society post the invention of electricity, and even more so post the agricultural revolution.

As I dug deeper, I discovered that just about everything humans were doing was counterproductive in getting a good night’s sleep.

From an unhealthy sleep-wake cycle and lack of sun exposure to lack of exercise, eating the wrong foods, negative brain stimulation and an unfavorable sleeping environment, it’s no wonder we are all struggling to sleep!

Through this research I founded the Six Steps, a process that reprograms the body and creates and health sleep-wake cycle using good sleep hygiene methodology.

The book was very well received, and I even got a congratulatory letter from my old sleep hygiene therapist!

Over the following year I continued my research, endeavouring to discover more practical ways of helping myself and others optimize their sleep. What I discovered next  enhanced the Six Steps even further, and changed my life forever…

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A Discovery That Changed Everything

After researching lifestyle and environment, I began studying brainwave activity and the way the brain responds to varying lifestyle conditions.

I learned that brainwaves work in the same way electrical equipment does. Brainwaves are measured in Hz, and like electricity the current changes when turned up or down.

For example, when we are in high states of anxiety the speed of our brainwaves increases, and when we are relaxed the speed of our brainwaves decreases.

When the brain is fully aware and awake (in the Beta state) it runs at around 20 ~ 40 Hz, when we are in a very relaxed state (the Theta state) the brainwaves run at around 4hz-8hz, and in deep sleep (the Delta state) our brains run at around 1-4hz.

This made absolute sense to me because my sleep therapist had mentioned years earlier that in order to induce sleep we have to slow down brainwave activity.

The Six Steps I’d developed already did this through the use of ‘mental triggers’ that help the brain associate bed with sleep, but I found an effective way of enhancing this process by listening to special meditation music that uses theta and delta frequencies within the recording to relax the mind.

I discovered that it was possible to slow brainwaves down by entraining the brain to release theta waves for deep relaxation and delta waves to promote deep sleep, simply by listening to this special music.

This was a major discovery that became the proverbial icing on the cake.

Haven’t Heard of Brainwave Entrainment? Let Me Explain…

Thanks to some groundbreaking research by Doctor Gerald Oster in 1973, it was learned that audio signals could be used to train (or ‘entrain’ to use the technical term) the brain to automatically move into certain frequency ranges.

I won’t bore you with the finer technical details, but let’s just say that binaural beats meditation music is used the world over to strengthen memory, increase focus and concentration, treat ADHD, depression and, among other things, cure insomnia.

And so I got in touch with the brainwave specialists at BinauralBeatsMeditation.com, and had three binaural beats audios specifically developed to be used in conjunction with the Six Steps.

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A Powerful 3-Pronged Approach:

    1. The Six Steps uses practical good sleep hygiene methods to correct the negative lifestyle and environmental conditions that contribute to insomnia.
    2. The Six Steps uses binaural beats (meditation music with special frequencies) to entrain the brain to settle into the theta brain state when it’s time to relax and prepare for sleep, and then the delta brain state when its time to go to sleep and start your nightly sleep cycles.
    3. The Six Steps also comes with a diet plan to help you optimize your diet for healthier sleep and eliminate foods that disrupt your sleep cycles.

I spent 15 years suffering insomnia. I found the cure, and now I’m sharing it with you.

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So Simple, Anyone Can Do It!

Using the Six Steps methodology and audio accompaniments, I have naturally evolved from insomniac to sleep lover. And since its inception, the Six Steps has become the cure for over one hundred thousand others, too.

All you have to do is follow the Six Steps set out in the book for 30-days straight, listen to the audios at the suggested times, and start sleeping like a baby.

That’s it!

Within 3-days you’ll witness an amazing transformation, as your sleep-wake cycle begins to reset and you begin to sleep faster, deeper and longer.

In My Book You’ll Discover..

How to fall asleep within a few minutes of getting into bed.

How to stop your mind racing away as soon as your head hits the pillow.

How to stop feeling anxious and restless near bedtime.

How to stay asleep for 7+ hours without waking up.

How to sleep well when sharing a bed with a partner.

How to sleep soundly in new environments.

In addition to the core 6 steps to curing insomnia, the book contains 9 chapters of essential information that will help you better understand how specific aspects of your lifestyle and environment negatively impact your sleep:

Chapter 1: Working with Your Natural Cycle

Chapter 2: Waking up During the Night

Chapter 3:  Stress and Sleep

Chapter 4:  Sleeping Before a Big Occasion

Chapter 5:  Napping

Chapter 6:  Sleeping with a Partner

Chapter 7: Smoking and Sleep

Chapter 8:  Alcohol and Sleep

Chapter 9:  Air Travel and Sleep 

How to Use the Special Audios

Using the meditation audios  is really easy. All you have to do is put on a pair of headphones, relax, press play and let the frequencies do the work!

These 30-minute meditations have been created by brain entrainment specialists to combat insomnia. All the audios are instantly downloadable in mp3 format and can be played back on a computer, mp3 player, tablet or smartphone.

You’ll also receive a comprehensive guide that explains the history behind the technology, the way the natural science works and best practice for using the recordings. Check out the samples below and learn exactly how each meditation works:

 To feel the effects, make sure you’re wearing headphones when testing the samples.

Audio 1: Deep Sleep (Delta – 30 Mins)  

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Deep Sleep meditation mp3Deep Sleep is a Delta wave meditation set to a soundscape of calming music.

Delta waves are released when the brain is in a state of deep sleep (stage 4), when the body regenerates cells and tissue and produces hormones essential for growth and development.

Deep Sleep is designed to induce natural sleepiness and should be listened to up to an hour before going to sleep. By entraining the brain to release Delta waves around bedtime, you will experience deeper, more restorative sleep cycles.

Audio 2: Anxiety Release (Theta – 30 Mins)  

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Anxiety Release meditation mp3Anxiety Release is a mid-Theta wave meditation set to a soundscape of peaceful, dreamy meditation music.

Theta is the state the brain is in when the body is deeply relaxed and able to enter either a meditative state or the early stages of sleep.

Anxiety Release will help release anxiety and fear around sleep, retraining the mind and body to embrace relaxation and calm and react appropriately to the feeling of tiredness. Use Anxiety Release in the evening or during the daytime to relax and release stress & anxiety. You’ll quickly notice how much calmer and less anxious you feel when you get into bed at night.

Audio 3: Calm Mind (Low-Theta – 30 Mins)  

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Calm Mind meditation mp3

Calm Mind is a Low-Theta wave meditation set to a tranquil soundscape that helps your mind escape to a calmer place.

An overactive mind is the most common cause of not being able to fall asleep. Calm Mind will stop your mind racing, and is the ideal listen after one of those stressful days at work when your mind is cluttered and churning over the 101 things you need to do tomorrow.

Empty your mind, create a blank canvas of calm, fall asleep fast and wake up feeling refreshed!

Audio 4: Blissful Sleep 

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Blissful Sleep meditation mp3Blissful Sleep prepares the mind for deep, restful sleep, and is ideal for those struggling with mid-sleep waking and subsequent poor-quality sleep cycles.

Delta sleep is our deepest sleep, and arguably most vital, since it’s where tissue growth and repair occurs and energy is restored.

Blissful Sleep is a soothing, hypnotic meditation, designed to help you relax and fall into a state conducive to deep sleep. Listen up to an hour before bed or while you drop off to sleep, and alternate with the Deep Sleep recording as and when you wish.

What Others Say About The Six Steps

The Six Steps program has helped over 100,000 people overcome insomnia. Below is a selection customer feedback I’ve received over the last two years.

After suffering for many years on and off with periods of insomnia. I had given up on a cure and and was at a point of depression.

I’d manage maybe two good nights a week, with the rest averaging two or three hours sleep a night, leaving me tired and unable to concentrate.

Thanks to you I’m now sleeping well the majority of the time, even when sharing a bed with my boyfriend. I have also become a fan of brainwave entrainment too and use the recordings regularly to relax my mind in the evening. Thank you for sharing your experience and solutions so that others like me can sleep normally again.

Katy – Paris, France. 


I was so glad to finally find someone who understood what I had been going through for the last 2 years.

My life had become a blur because sometimes I was barely sleeping for three days at a time. My sleep is now ten times as good as it was this time last year.

Your theory is practical and really easy to understand, and best of all it’s natural. The audios have worked wonders, and that’s coming from a skeptic!

Simon – Surrey, UK.

For so long it felt as if I’d never sleep well again. I’d given up hope, accepted being an insomniac and that I’d always be tired and irritable through the day.

Your book really opened my eyes to so many aspects of sleep and how to create a sleep-friendly lifestyle.

The first week was really hard, but I’m now falling asleep fast for at least 6 hours straight, and I no longer need coffee to prop me up through the day. I’m back to my old self, almost! I can’t thank you enough for the advice and motivation.

Cristina – Memphis, USA.

Like you I had trouble sleeping as a teenager, and when I came here to University I was worried that lack of sleep would affect my grades.

Just as I had anticipated, the stress of a heavy reading schedule left me tossing and turning for hours thinking about my studies.

Your program was recommended to me by my aunt, and it has helped me so much; and not just in sleeping, but in calming my mind for a state conducive to long, productive study periods. This has turned out to be a really positive investment.

Andy – Oxford, UK.

I found your book very interesting, particularly the chapter on stress and anxiety, which really made me understand what was affecting my sleep and how to approach putting it right.

At my age the smallest of things can worry you and I have been a fairly anxious person my entire life. I didn’t want to turn to sleeping pills, so I thought I’d give your advice a try.

I really enjoy listening to the calming music to send me off at night. Being a pensioner I’d never thought about new-age stuff like this before, but it really is incredible the way it relaxes my mind and helps me drift off to sleep.

Maggie – Washington DC, USA.


Download Today & Receive 2 Sleep-Boosting Bonuses!

I want to help you optimize your sleep as much as I possibly can, and so for a limited time only, I’m offering three bonus gifts with the Six Steps book and audios to help maximize your sleep potential.

Bonus 1: Smart Sleep Diet Guide

Smart Sleep Diet bookThe Smart Sleep Diet Guide teaches you all you need to know about eating your way to better sleep.

The guide provides you with comprehensive dietary advice on foods that negatively affect your sleep, and advises you on the best foods to eat to boost sleep quality.

The Smart Sleep Diet Guide includes a meal plan with multiple options for alternate days of the week. Now you can improve your sleep quality and your overall health with sleep-friendly foods!

Bonus 3: Weekly Sleep Planner

Weekly Sleep PlannerThe Weekly Sleep Planner is a practical chart you can use to track your daily sleep progress. Fill in the plan each day to ensure you remain fully committed to the Six Steps program.

Write down how you feel about your progress, and be sure to note any rules you break during the program.

This plan will help you stay committed and get through those tough first few days.

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The Six Steps works. I know it does because I suffered from insomnia for 15 years and cured myself using these exact methods, and so have thousands of others. 

I am so confident in the Six Steps program and its ability to cure your insomnia, that I’m offering a  60-day money back guarantee.  If you’re not sleeping better within 3-days, all you have to do is drop me an email and I will give you a full refund.

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Here’s to healthy, restful sleep.

Sincerely,

Peter Litchfield – Six Steps founder.

P.S. Just to clarify: Once you checkout through Clickbank, the secure payment gateway, you’ll get instant access to download the Six Steps program to your computer. All components are PC/Mac, Tablet and Smartphone compatible.

Please note the package contains digital downloads and no physical products will be shipped to you.

If you have any further questions, please refer to the FAQ, or contact me directly by clicking here.

P.P.S. One last thing. I would love to share your success story with others who visit this site. So if you get a moment in the next couple of weeks, please drop me an email and let me know how you’re getting on.


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