
· Sleep problems ·
Sleep problems are often rooted in nervous system dysregulation, where the body struggles to shift into a restful state. This can be caused by stress, anxiety, hormonal imbalances, or energy depletion.
Common symptoms include:
· Difficulty falling asleep (mind racing, feeling wired but tired)
· Frequent waking (especially between 1-3 AM)
· Restless sleep (tossing and turning, vivid dreams, or night sweats)
· Early waking (trouble staying asleep or waking unrefreshed)
· Daytime fatigue (brain fog, heaviness, lack of motivation)
Good sleep is seen as a reflection of the body’s internal balance. Disruptions in energy flow, circulation, or organ function-especially in areas responsible for managing stress and rest-can lead to sleep difficulties.