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Apr
30
2009
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You Too Can Get Better Sleep through Diet and Exercise


Greetings,

You have probably been hearing that you need to watch your diet and get some exercise for the better part of your life.  The fact of the matter is, this can do more than to help us to stay fit and trim.  If we are dealing with sleeping problems and insomnia, a proper diet and some exercise can go a long way in helping us to get a good nights sleep.  How is this the case?

If we are eating a balanced diet, our bodies are going to be in balanced as a result.  Almost everything that goes wrong with us can be traced back to an imbalance in our body of some sort or another.  Making sure that we are not overloading our body with things that it should not contain, such as sugar and stimulants is going to go along way in allowing us to relax and get a good nights sleep.  As a matter of fact, sugar is often at the root of sleeping problems that we are experiencing in some way or another.  Get rid of this poison from your house and see how much better you will feel as a result.

Getting exercise can also help you to sleep because it is going to put your body into a relaxed state.  Although it may not feel relaxed during the time that you are exercising, it has many different effects on your body that will cause it to feel that way after it is over.  For example, exercise releases serotonin into our system which helps us to feel good naturally.  If we are having a difficult time sleeping because we are stressing out, the additional serotonin may be able to help to balance the situation out.

Of course, getting the right amount of exercise and eating a proper diet is also going to help our body to be tone and fit.  A lot of us are having problems with our sleep because we are overweight or just out of shape in general.  Being in shape will not only help us to feel good about ourselves, it will help to improve the quality and quantity of sleep that we are receiving.  It may take a little bit of time for you to accomplish this but believe it or not, diet and exercise can do wonders for anybody that is suffering from insomnia.

Thomas “Trapper” Sherwood
Give us seven minutes, and we will give you a good night’s sleep with the “Sleep Secret Audio.” Guaranteed!
http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com

Apr
25
2009
2

No Sleep for the Weary


Greetings,

I came across the transcript of this interesting podcast about sleep, sleep disorders and insomnia, and wanted to share this valuable information.

Enjoy!

Seventy million Americans are affected by sleeping loss and sleeping disorders. Sleeplessness can lead to accidents, injuries, depression, and an inability to handle work responsibilities. Dr. Lela McKnight-Eily discusses sleeping loss and sleeping disorders and their negative effects on health, including diabetes, obesity, depression, and anxiety.

A CUP OF HEALTH WITH CDC
No Rest for the Weary
Prevalence of Perceived or Insufficient Rest or Sleep by Days in the Past Month
Among U.S. Adults in Four States — BRFSS, 2006
March 6, 2008

[Announcer] This podcast is presented by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. CDC — safer,
healthier people.

[Ana Benson] Welcome to A Cup of Health with CDC, a weekly feature of the MMWR,
the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. I’m Ana Benson, your host for this week.
Are you having problems sleeping at night? Rest assured you’re not alone. Seventy
million Americans — myself included — are walking the floor or staring at the ceiling
right along with you. Lack of sleep is a silent epidemic that can lead to other problems
besides just dozing off during a business meeting. Sleeplessness can lead to accidents,
injuries, depression, and an inability to handle work responsibilities.
Dr. Lela McKnight-Eily is a researcher with CDC’s National Center on Chronic Disease
Prevention and Health Promotion. Dr. McKnight-Eily is joining us today to discuss ways
we can get a better night’s sleep. Welcome to the show, Dr. McKnight-Eily.

[Dr. McKnight-Eily] Thank you, Ana.

[Ana Benson] How did CDC come to recognize lack of rest or sleep as a serious public
health concern?

[Dr. McKnight-Eily] CDC has long recognized the importance of sleep on overall health
and its relationship to both chronic diseases and sleep-related accidents. The
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System and the National Health Interview Survey
both contain sleep-related questions.

[Ana Benson] So then what’s the difference between an occasional bad night’s sleep
and a more serious sleep disorder?

[Dr. McKnight-Eily] Ana, anyone can have an occasional bad night’s sleep. A sleep
disorder tends to be characterized by a cluster of signs and symptoms that occur, such
as difficulty sleeping or waking, sleep disorder breathing, or abnormal movements of the
body.

[Ana Benson] Then tell us about the negative effects on health caused by a lack of rest
or sleep.

[Dr. McKnight-Eily] Sure. Sleeping loss and sleeping disorders are associated with
several physical and mental health problems, including diabetes, obesity, depression,
and anxiety.

[Ana Benson] What causes sleeping problems?

[Dr. McKnight-Eily] Well, there’s several causes of sleeping problems, including
occupational factors such as extended work hours or shift work; lifestyle factors, such
as using the Internet or TV; and also actual sleeping disorders, such as insomnia.

[Ana Benson] Well then, can you recommend some steps that a person can take to
overcome this problem?

[Dr. McKnight-Eily] Sure. First of all, just following the recommended sleep guidelines
for adults — sleeping an average of seven to nine hours per night. Second, maintaining
a regular sleep schedule or time to go to sleep and to wake. Third, avoiding caffeine,
nicotine, or alcohol several hours before going to sleep. And fourth, seeing a doctor if
there are concerns about chronic sleep loss. There are both effective behavioral and
medical interventions for persons with sleeping disorders.

[Ana Benson] Great tips. Where can our listeners go to get more information about
sleep disorders?

[Dr. McKnight-Eily] www.cdc.gov/sleep.

[Ana Benson] Thank you, Dr. McKnight-Eily, for sharing this valuable information with
our listeners today.

[Dr. McKnight-Eily] Thank you.

[Ana Benson] OK everyone. That’s it for this week’s show. Be sure to join us next week.
Until then, sweet dreams and be well. This is Ana Benson for A Cup of Health with
CDC.

[Announcer] For the most accurate health information, visit www.cdc.gov or call 1-800-CDC-INFO, 24/7.

Sincerely,

Thomas “Trapper” Sherwood
“Give us seven minutes, and we’ll give you a good night’s sleep with our sleep audio. Guaranteed!”
http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com

Apr
21
2009
1

What Does A Giant Squidoo And Sleep Have In Common?


Greetings

No, “What Does A Giant Squidoo And Sleep Have In Common” is not the latest knock-knock joke, but hey, that’s a pretty cool idea. :)

What I am referring to is the super cool “Squidoo Lens” that my friend Kate made after interviewing myself;  Trapper Sherwood and
Claus D. Jensen
on her blog talk radio show; “Moon, Moo & You; The Collective Wisdom”

I have to tell you, this was one fun show!

This was also the first time I had been interviewed about the Sleep Secret Audio that was recently completed. Claus D. Jensen, if you do not know already, is the brilliant composer to the music in those audio. His recordings are Simply beautiful.

Anyways, we chatted for an hour, discussing sleep, insomnia, even sleep deprivation issues and dang if that hour didn’t go by quickly!

The coolest thing is that before the interview, Claus & I had never spoken, all our collaboration had been done by email and in a forum. So hearing him live, and telling his tale of inspiration for the project was pretty cool.

I could go on & on about the show, but please visit Kate’s Squidoo lens at: http://www.squidoo.com/trapperclausmoonmooyou

Sincerely,

Thomas “Trapper” Sherwood
“Give us seven minutes, and we’ll give you a good night’s sleep, GUARANTEED!”
http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com

PS…Kate was so kind to do a Squidoo Lens for me, please take the time and visit it.

Leave your comments also :)

http://www.squidoo.com/trapperclausmoonmooyou

Apr
17
2009
1

How Much Sleep Do You Really Need?


While there is variability between each of us in how much sleep we need, the National Sleep Foundation has noted that the need for sleep changes as we age. The National Sleep Foundation has recommended the following sleep guidelines for selected age groups (*including naps):

INFANTS
(0–2 months) 10.5–18 hours*
(2–12 months) 14–15 hours*
TODDLERS/CHILDREN
(12–18 months) 13–15 hours*
(18 months–3 years) 12–14 hours*
(3–5 years) 11–13 hours*
(5–12 years) 9–11 hours
ADOLESCENTS
8.5–9.5 hours
ADULTS
7–9 hours

(Taken from the National Sleep Foundation Web site.)

For further information—and a more comprehensive listing of recommended hours of sleep for different age groups—please see the National Sleep Foundation Web site at http://www.sleepfoundation.org/site*

A fun way for kids to learn about the importance of getting enough sleep, featuring America’s favorite feline, Garfield, can be found at http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov./health/public/sleep/index.htm.

Thomas “Trapper” Sherwood
“Give us seven minutes, and we’ll give you a good night’s sleep. Guaranteed!”
http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com

Apr
14
2009
2

Losing Sleep Does Pay


Announcing!

YES, It’s Finally here! The Affiliate Program for………

The Sleep Secret Audio’s!

I have had many folks ask, and now you shall receive.

But first, let’s go over what Affiliate Programs are.

Affiliate programs are the ultimate win/win for web site owners and bloggers.

Affiliate programs are basically partnerships between merchants, webmasters and individuals.

Affiliate programs are, without a doubt, one of the fastest and most effective ways to build your Internet business and begin earning a great income from home.  Affiliate programs are often referred to as Referral Programs, Associate programs, Revenue sharing, profit sharing, or partner programs.

These programs are common throughout the Internet and offer website owners an additional way to profit from their websites.  These programs are web based advertising method in which business rewards publishers or affiliates for each visitor brought by affiliate’s marketing efforts.  Affiliate programs are also called “performance marketing”, in reference to how sales employees are typically being
compensated.

Affiliate programs are ways for you to make money online by directing people to some other companies products and/or services. Affiliate programs can create  highly profitable, long term relationships. A program like this is a reliable and inexpensive way to market your site and greatly improve your sales, because you basically will have an army of affiliates and sub-affiliates marketing your product to their list and subscribers.

Affiliate programs are simply the best you can get, and they work even better when used in conjunction with other types of advertising.

How You Earn Your Commission

Each affiliate is provided with a tracking number, this allows the company to track sales and keep a record of where the commission should be paid.  The majority of affiliate programs pay a commission as a percentage of the revenue generated by the sales made.  No need to use any website at all: Just use your links and start getting commissions.  All you have to do is to enroll in an affiliate program, market the products with your affiliate link, and you could earn wonderful commissions.

For example, the affiliates may earn a 30% commission for selling product X himself; and when one of the sub-affiliates makes a sale, the affiliate may get a 10% commission as well.  When the visitor makes a purchase, you get a commission.

Tips

Read Articles + TipsArticles with ideas and tips about affiliate marketing, and how to increase your affiliate earnings and profits.  If you intend to make amount of profits you will need to learn the affiliate internet marketing tips that will give you a competitive edge.

Information

Affiliate marketing is a great way for you to make some extra cash by just offering people the ability to click on our link and check out all of the information they need on clearing sleep loss, sleep disorders, or insomnia.

We never give your information to ANYONE.

Affiliate programs are all about rewarding you for getting your web traffic to come to our site.  Our affiliate program will be helpful if you do not have a product that you sell on the Internet. There is no denying the fact that affiliate programs are the future of commerce.  Our Affiliate program is the ideal way to make your website profitable, or put a few extra dollars in your pocket every month.

We recommend http://www.clickbank.com Visit them, sign up for an affiliate ID, then start promoting.

We pay 50% on sales on our sales of The Sleep Secret Audio!

Here’s what your affiliate ID through clickbank would look like to promote the Sleep Secret Audio’s. http://AFFILIATE.tchris003.hop.clickbank.net

We hope you have found this information helpful and useful on making a decision an joining affiliate program, and hopefully ours.

Sincerely,

Thomas “Trapper” Sherwood
“Give us seven minutes, and we’ll give you a good night’s sleep, Guaranteed!”
http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com/cb.html

Apr
12
2009
2

Are Your Taxes Affecting Your Sleep?


Greetings,

April 15th is close upon us.

It is that time of the year when we hear the old saying “Only two things are sure in our lives; Death and Taxes.)

Death and Taxes, for sure those two things seem to be certain.

Well, I can’t help you out with the death part, (that’s a little bit out of my control).

Taxes, not so much either. You will have to pay your taxes, sorry.

But if your taxes or even worrying about death is causing you to lose sleep, then I can help.

One of the things we discussed in an earlier blog post was to relax your mind, then fall asleep.

But as some folks have ask me, how do you really do that? Because they say, when they go to relax, their mind races in a big circle.

This has happened to you too, hasn’t it?

It goes something like this……

You lay down, and to relax your mind you start thinking of , lets say baseball. So you are laying there, thinking of your favorite team. Yeah, you start to smile, you love watching your favorite team. You can feel yourself relaxing a little bit. Your mind is drifting away from the taxes you haven’t finished yet, or the amount of money you owe. As you continue to think of your team, your mind starts wondering about how much they get paid. Now your mind is focusing on how much these ball players get paid. You feel your body tense a little.

“Why do these guys get paid so much for playing a game?” You can hear your mind say. Hmmmmmmmmm, you start thinking, how much do they owe or pay in taxes????

And there you are, the circle remains unbroken and your mind has return to what you were trying to relax from, your taxes.

It is a vicious circle isn’t it?

What can be done about it?

Would you like to lay down at night and fall asleep in about seven minutes?

What if I could show you a way to assist you in falling asleep, would you be interested? Would you like to remove sleep loss, insomnia, or sleep deprivation from your life?

Our “Press Play, Then Sleep” audio’s do exactly that. If you can lie down, put on some headphones, or just listen to our audio’s through your speakers, you too can relax your mind so you can fall into a deep, peaceful sleep. It’s brand new and a fresh approach for intelligent people to fall asleep to.

That is what you are looking for isn’t it?

Please visit http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com right now, our audio’s are available for immediate download.

Invest in a good night’s sleep, because it will be a 100% benefit to you.

Sincerely,

Thomas “Trapper” Sherwood
“Give us seven minutes, and we’ll give you a good night’s sleep, Guaranteed!”
http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com

Apr
08
2009
3

Do You Know How To Nevillize Your Sleep?


Hello,

Do you know how to Nevillize your sleep, sleep loss, insomnia or sleep deprivation?

Exactly what does that mean?

I have “Nevillized” to bring things into my life, and now I want to share the idea & concept with you.

Imagine bringing all that you want into reality.

Get Nevillize Your Goals Now!

Maybe it’s a new car, maybe you have some blocks in your life keeping you from getting what you want.

Whatever it is that you want and desire, learn to Nevellize your goals.

With the help of the Sleep Secret Audio’s, and Nevillizing, bring a good night sleep back into your life.

You won’t be sorry.

Sincerely,

Thomas “Trapper” Sherwood
Give us seven minutes, and we’ll give you a good night’s sleep, Guaranteed.”
http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com

Apr
05
2009
4

Who Are Moon, Moo & Trapper Sherwood?


Greetings,

So who is Moon, Moo & Trapper Sherwood?

Great question, glad you asked.

Joan (Moon) and Kate (Moo) are the hosts of one of the hottest growing shows on BlogTalkRadio, and they share their wisdom and insights! Their philosophy is “We are all human and we all can contribute to the enlightenment of the planet, at this time.”

Now, a few words for the beginners to Blog Talk Radio.

Heck you might not have ever even heard about blog talk radio, but let me assure you, it’s pretty cool! There are 2 ways to participate.

Let’s get you to the site first.

Moon & Moo will be interviewing me; Trapper Sherwood (The Wisdom of Sleep Guy) Tuesday April 7th at 5pm cst.

The web address is: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Kate-Loving-Joan-Adams

Make it a point to stop by and listen in. This will be a good chance for you to find out more about me, how I got started on the crazy internet, and what new projects I have in my bag of tricks. Some of the topics will range from internet marketing, my newest sleep audio, how you can create your own info products, and we might even touch on health & wellness since Kate is a nurse.

But above all, this is going to be FUN! Mark it down on your calenders!

So, how can you join in the fun?

As mentioned, visit http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Kate-Loving-Joan-Adams Tuesday April 7th 5pm cst

1) Listen by clicking on the BTR Icon, then click on chat, which will open a new window where you can talk/chat with the other listeners. Multiple lines are available for callers. If you call in while the volume is on from BTR on your computer, you will notice a lag time, which means –just turn off the volume on your computer!!

If you would like to call in and listen, or say hello to us, you can do that too.

Dial (347) 205-9200 Tuesday April 7th, 5pm cst

May you go and come in peace!

Sincerely,

Thomas “Trapper” Sherwood
“Give us seven minutes, and we’ll give you a good night’s sleep, Guaranteed”
http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com

Apr
01
2009
1

Three Tips To Chase Away Insomnia


Greetings,

Here are three quick tips that can help you start sleeping better tonight.

If you are having a difficult time falling asleep, the last thing that you want to do is to reach for a pharmaceutical cure.  Although some of these pills will help you to fall asleep, they really are only inducing a fake sleep that will not necessarily help to cure the problem.  They may make you unconscious but what you are really getting can hardly be called sleep by any stretch of the imagination.  If you would like to cure your insomnia from the root of the problem, here are three natural cures that you can use which tend to help.

The first cure is blocking any extra sound or light that is coming into the room in which you are sleeping.  These are the two problems that cause a lack of sleep in many individuals.  Things such as outside noise in the home, a TV that is playing in our bedroom or even somebody that is snoring can make a big difference in how you’re going to sleep.  Light also tends to keep us awake and if there is light in our bedroom, we are never going to be able to achieve that deep level of sleep that we need in order to feel rested and rejuvenated.

The second thing that you can do is to prepare your mind and body for a good night’s sleep.  Try to avoid any type of heavy eating or stimulant drinks, such as caffeine within several hours of going to sleep.  You should also avoid watching any television shows or movies that will stimulate your thinking to a level that may keep you up at night.  About an hour before it is time to go to sleep, take the time to relax your mind with some soft music and perhaps some poetry.  Take a nice bath and do some deep breathing exercises.  You would probably be surprised with how much this will help you sleep at night.

Finally, you may try some good old fashion warm milk if you are having a difficult time sleeping.  Warm milk has tryptophan which can help the body to produce serotonin naturally.  This particular hormone helps you to feel good and may help to alleviate any stress that is keeping you up at night.  Not only that, it may also help in producing the hormone melatonin naturally which is one of the body’s strongest ways of putting us to sleep.

Sincerely,

Thomas “Trapper” Sherwood
Give us seven minutes, and we’ll give you a good night’s sleep.
The Sleep Secret Audio’s
http://www.sleepsecretaudio.com

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