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Jak Zadbać o Sen i Dlaczego To Ważne

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Hi, I'm Magda from Master PL. Today I'll talk about who I am, how it works, what benefits it brings, and how it relates to shortening sleep and how to take care of your son better. He

rarely talks about the physical side of personal development and how important it is for your goals, for your self-fulfilment, for your development in general. But today, God makes sense because I think that of all the elements that have found a pretty good place in our attention, sleep still lags behind. I mean, we remember to

eat healthily, we remember to exercise, we often neglect or completely ignore the swimming pool. But sleep affects not only how your body works but also how your mind functions, and all of this will translate into your results. And these are truly great people who play sports, run, lift weights, and eat healthily, and that's all fine and good.

But at the same time, many people don't realize that all this won't help them much. If those who weigh themselves neglect their weight, it will also affect your ability to achieve your goals. If you neglect sleep, your goal, for example, simply losing a few kilos, can be really difficult. Or it can bring the results you want,

i.e., instead of fat, you'll lose more muscle due to lack of sleep. If you neglect sleep, your control over your emotions will suffer. Your relationship will certainly suffer. Even if you try to consciously work on it, it will simply be harder for you to enjoy it. The length and quality of your sleep will determine the effectiveness of your

other physical and mental efforts on the way to self-fulfillment and mastery on the way to achieving your goals. Sleep is the foundation for your body and mind. Everything else is important, but without love, there is a problem. The problem is that we live in a world where activity is essential. Daydreaming works. Sometimes

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we treat sleep as a somewhat optional opportunity, an opportunity to recharge before this activity. We treat sleep as a very utilitarian experience, and we think we're doing nothing and that nothing is happening. In short, it's a forced waste of time during the day. We try to minimize this waste so we can get back

to doing things as quickly as possible because we think that only doing is responsible for results, but that 's not entirely true. This is a big mistake. I've noticed that for many people, long hours and little work are a source of some strange pride. To prove hard work, resilience, commitment, only spoils everything. I

keep hearing about this or that famous person living four hours a day and that's why I can do it. Of course, it won't end well. Companies provide gym memberships and medical packages, simultaneously increasing the employee's workload, often at the expense of their time. They also require them to return home from work. It's hard to

explain this ignoring of sleep other than that we've uncritically accepted the belief that only conscious action produces real results, but this isn't the case. Long periods of activity, short sleep, don't produce better people, better results. This doesn't lead to more effective achievement of business or personal goals. Clear actions are what's important, but the

quality of this action is also important, efficiency, safety, ethics, creativity. And all of this is greatly influenced by sleep, something we normally associate with inactivity and lack of results, but this is very short-sighted thinking. I think there's an even more important reason for our neglect of sleep. We simply don't understand, we don't know what actually

happens during sleep. From our conscious perspective, nothing interesting happens. This is the time when we are productive, so nothing happens, but that's true in Over time, there will be a ton of things that make our productivity even possible. It's hard to find an area in the human body where good sleep doesn't have a

positive effect on sleep deprivation. Sleep negatively impacts literally everything, from your gut flora to your emotional stability, your ability to make rational decisions based on impulse, your ability to learn and remember various things. Sleep prepares you for challenges during the day, helps you cope with various emotions, develops your creativity, supports your immune system, affects your

concentration, even your body weight. The list of things that affect your circulatory system is really long, but I think it's enough to understand that these are really important things. And yet, many people neglect sleep, and as much as the body needs, i.e., approximately the recommended 8 hours, because contrary to popular belief, 6 hours of sleep or less is not enough for us. A

person who sleeps less than 7 hours every night is a chronically sleep- deprived person. Do you realize this or not? The optimal sleep time range is 7 to 9 hours, but we should sleep in general. There are secret documents about it, if anyone wants to see my tweets. America is really opening their

eyes since we don't sleep because we don't fully understand. What happens during sleep? Let's see what actually happens. Let's see how sleep works. I won't go into too much detail about the anatomy and technical aspects, but sleep isn't as simple as it seems. It's more than just states of consciousness for a few hours.

Something more special than just a lack of contact and cutting yourself off from the outside world. Contrary to appearances, it's a very active process that consists of an ordered series of transitions that change throughout the night before we start and during our studies. Truly amazing things happen. How we even get to the point where we

want to sleep, how we fall asleep, is influenced by two things. The first is the signal from our biological clock, which regulates our circadian rhythm, and the second is the accumulation of adenosine, a substance that makes us want to sleep. It causes so-called sleep pressure. The more adenosine we have in the brain, the more we want to

sleep. Our internal clock is part of the brain and creates a cyclical day- night rhythm. It also causes us to feel either awake or tired during the day, in accordance with the waves of our circadian rhythm. Usually, during the day before noon, we are more alert, later in the afternoon, the level of overheating

decreases, then again for a while. It rises and falls again as we approach night. Interestingly, our internal clock creates this mode regardless of whether you're slim or not. This is a fluctuation of the solution or fatigue associated with the night. If we don't sleep at night, we'll also have weaker moments and moments of greater

pleasure. This can be easily verified if you experience sleepless nights. When it's time to go to sleep, the room gets dark. This is a signal. Your internal clock sends a signal to the brain and body that it's night and time to sleep. It does this using melatonin. Melatonin is the first element, but there's also a second element,

melatonin, which causes us to go to sleep. As the daytime activity hours pass, the level of adenosine in our brain increases, which makes us feel tired and wants to sleep, meaning we get a double hit. Melatonin informs us that it's time to sleep. Accumulated adrenaline causes sleep depression, which makes us want to sleep. The

more adrenaline accumulated, the more we want to sleep. During the time when the circadian rhythm fluctuates and we have two ebbs and flows of the solution, the level of adenosine constantly increases, reaching a peak in the evening, meaning because I like it, it only increases. And for melatonin to disappear from the body,

we need about 8 hours of sleep. This causes adenosine to disappear from the brain. In the morning, melatonin levels decrease because sunlight penetrates through our eyelids, which causes melatonin production to stop. These two elements interact: falling asleep, i.e., the moment we lose consciousness, and the moment we gain it, i.e., wake up. The

neurotransmitter synovial plug regulates it, and this is something like an on/off switch for our wakefulness. If synovial is secreted, we wake up. If it isn't, we fall asleep, but this is just the beginning. Sleep isn't one constant state. We sleep, and that's it. A lot happens during the night. We alternate between two types of sleep and sleep phases. We have phase

num, i.e., slow eye movement sleep, and fallen, i.e., rapid eye movement sleep. Both phases change throughout the night, approximately every 90 minutes. Everything starts with phase num, then try appears, and the same applies to the entire night. In the first part of the night, they are more together, but early in the morning,

sleep dominates, meaning the longer we sleep. We sleep, this is shorter and the first phase lasts longer. The leader changes, although both phases continue to intertwine. In addition to the fact that we have two sleep phases, the phase number is additionally divided into four stages and these stages determine the depth of sleep. Sleep with a number

gradually deepens from stage one to stage four. Sandra, in turn, is the kingdom of dreams, i.e. in this phase we experience dreams. What, to put it simply, actually happens in the normal phase? What happens during the rem phase? Why do we have two sleep phases? During the day, we accumulate a lot of information from

experiences, so consciously or unconsciously, and all this information accumulates in the hippocampus, i.e. in our short-term memory store. But as we know, we will not need all this information. Some of this information will be worth remembering, others will not. In order to be able to select important information, get rid of unnecessary information,

reinforce and remember what is important, we need a symbol. Thanks to it, important information is also transferred from the short-term memory store or hippocampus to long-term memory. This not only allows us to remember what is important, but also clears the hippocampus, which will be ready to receive new information the next day, which allows us REM sleep

enables us to continuously learn, and this is how the learning process occurs. Gathering the necessary information. This sleep phase is essential for building new memories, preventing forgetting, rebuilding the ability to learn new things, new facts by clearing short-term memory. Without sleep, this won't happen. Our memory and learning abilities will suffer. In addition, during the phase 1, the brain

generally cleans up. Sleep clears the brain of waste products produced by the activity of neurons. Simply put, it helps take out the trash, specifically, the lymphatic system does this using the cerebrospinal fluid. Your brain is full of it, so it's beyond the wall. It responds to memory for selecting and remembering the right information, but also for

order. Thanks to this cleaning, it works more efficiently. But what happens then in the phase 2, all the information that has passed through the selection process has been considered useful and worth remembering. Thanks to the phase 3, it is considered useful and worth remembering. It is such raw material, such a mass of

raw information, facts that carry with it no way connected or not yet connected to what we already know. This happens with paper, and this is a bit crazy. Because it is during this phase that we dream dreams and they can be Opposite sometimes connect people, places, facts, feelings, which consciousnesses, if we were to connect them, it's

sometimes quite a surreal experience to be in a dream with someone who can't actually be there and experience something normal with them. But thanks to this madness, we often have the opportunity to find solutions to various problems, use new knowledge, and be creative. Sometimes it happens that I've taken on such a great idea. Sometimes, after a good

night's sleep, we wake up with a ready solution to a problem. It's not without reason that we say, "Sleep with something that is power." Humor. Besides, scientists have proven the beneficial effect of a wall, specifically dreams, on our ability to cope with the emotions that sometimes surround our experiences. This also happens thanks to writings, as if we were

reliving the emotions of reality. It's precisely the emotions that help between our world and the dream world that are processed in the m phase. But don't worry, because in the m phase, there are no stress hormones in the body, and this allows us to calm down these difficult emotions. Let's talk about what happened with this

phase. It also allows us to remember the details of important events and experiences, combine it all with what we already know and use it in life, which allows us to develop. And this applies to knowledge about ourselves and the world as well as about other people. To summarize, during the day we do different

things, experience different things, contact different people and learn different things, gather information. Then comes sleep and the number phase, which helps in the selection, storage, and strengthening of selected information. Then comes the time for 20 mm, which is to combine all this into a whole, giving shape and meaning to this information for us to

function better in the world, to better understand the world of other people, ourselves. It also comes time to manage difficult emotions related to what happened during the day. But that's not all, because much more depends on it. From what I've said so far, it seems that each of these phases, each element of sleep gives us

something different, therefore, neglecting any phase will cause, for these reasons, losses that cannot be completely eliminated. Later, neglecting any sleep phase will affect what it impressed. It affects memory and learning ability, emotional state, creativity. In addition, neglecting any of the pool will affect our physical health. Sleep cannot be shortened without consequences, and we often do so because sleep

is not a priority for us. Activity sometimes even It's pointless, yes, even if you think you feel good without sleeping for 6 hours, it's because it's very difficult for us to objectively assess whether we've had enough sleep or not. Especially if we neglect them regularly, we simply get used to it, functioning worse, having less

energy, water, and thinking we're creative. There's no comparison because we don't sleep enough to see the difference. We always live with the god of sleep. If that's the case, it will work. Adenosine, which won't disappear from your brain one night, will be carried away the next day, will accumulate, accumulate, and accumulate, and your

brain won't get rid of it because you won't sleep and you'll be constantly tired, you'll be in a state of chronic sleep deprivation. You can save yourself with coffee. It helps for a while, but it does n't change the fact that adenosine continues to accumulate in your brain, and even if you try to get some sleep, you'll never regain

everything you've lost. It's simply impossible, and some people live like this all the time, and it will affect you physically, mentally, and intellectually. If you constantly don't sleep, it will be harder for you to concentrate. It will be harder to control your emotions because the prefrontal cortex loses control over the emotional amygdala. It

will be harder for you. It will be easier to make decisions. Sticking to resolutions will be easier. It will be easier to find impulses. This fiber will be easier to mix up. In short, you will become reactive and oversensitive. I don't think I need to tell you how this will affect your relationships. This activity will help you

achieve your goals. Besides, your body will suffer directly. Sleep helps maintain a healthy weight because it allows for a balance between the satiety and hunger hormones. When we lack sleep, we are constantly hungry because this balance is disturbed. Sleep helps protect us from diabetes because it allows for the right amount of insulin to regulate blood sugar levels

and by opening cells to absorb two tablespoons of blood sugar. Lack of sleep damages gout, affects fertility, and destroys the immune system. I don't know what else I can add, but I certainly haven't mentioned everything. How can you actually take care of your sleep in the face of all this overwhelming information? I think it would be good to start with something that will

make it easier in the long run, i.e., allow for better regulation of the circadian rhythm and the functioning of the biological clock. I mean regular bedtimes and regular waking up times. The time to change the clocks is approaching, this is a really big challenge for our biological clock, completely unnecessary, anyway, but getting back to those. From the whole origin of sleep

and waking up, your chronotope will also be important, meaning whether you are yourself in the morning somewhere in between, and this will depend mainly on your genes. Therefore, any radical change will be out of the question. If you are a person, you will function better in the evening. If you are a member, you will be

conscious in the morning. The time of going to bed and waking up should coincide with your motive. It is possible. For many people, this is not possible. Besides, it is the internal clock that regulates your body temperature, apart from the one during the day and night. It also changes during the day and night cycle.

What happens is still quite constant and worth considering because to tighten, we need a lower body temperature, so we should open the windows in the bedroom well, make sure to put on bedclothes later, or take a hot shower. Contrary to appearances, it is true that the body is important for the lack of light so that melatonin

can do its job. Melatonin secretion will be hindered by phones, tablets, computers, and televisions. In general, you should also have a bedroom. The light in the bedroom itself should be possible. It is possible. Moreover, avoid alcohol and caffeine in the afternoon. Caffeine lingers in the body for a very long time, and even several hours after drinking coffee, it

can disrupt your system. A glass of wine. Before bed, instead of helping, it will disturb your sleep. It's generally good to relax before bed. This could be a mindfulness practice, for example, marijuana. It works great because it helps us avoid a stream of thoughts after treatment. Unfortunately, we tend to overthink before bed because we finally have a moment for

ourselves. Mindset. You can deal with it. If you can't fall asleep, it's not the best idea. I'm watching. Record it for 10 minutes. Besides, if it lasts longer and you can't fall asleep for a longer period, get up and do something quiet, like reading or knitting. I don't know if something on your phone or tablet will

help. That's all for today. If you find this video important and useful, share it with a friend. Like it. Leave a comment. If you're interested in joining, I invite you for more details about this. By the way, the path to mastery without sleep will be a painful one, and it will be possible

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