For so many women over 50, two problems become increasingly common – sudden weight gain and poor sleep.
Most mornings, you are exhausted, your body feels heavier, slower, foggier.
Turns out, there’s a way to fix all these nasty symptoms, and it’s easier than you think.
We spoke with Dr. Karen Holt, a sleep wellness researcher who studies how aging affects the brain’s internal clock.
What she shared was surprisingly simple, yet so deeply logical – it may change the way you think about both sleep and metabolism.
“Your sleep and your metabolism are controlled by the same internal rhythm,” Dr. Holt explains.“When that rhythm gets disrupted, everything feels harder – falling asleep, staying asleep, feeling energized, and even maintaining a healthy weight.”