Dr. Cherry shares his tips for getting a good night’s sleep.
With the many troubles so many have been facing recently, sleeping problems have also been on the rise. Try these guidelines from Dr. Cherry to help you get the rest you need to be the light in the world as God intended.

Follow a set schedule
Go to bed at the same time each night, even on weekends; varying your sleep pattern daily can result in a problem much like jet lag. Before bed, follow a relaxing bedtime routine as well to tell your body it's time to wind down.
Exercise
Exercisers get more of the restorative deep sleep than non-exercisers. Aerobic exercise is best, but don’t exercise strenuously within 3-4 hours before bed as its energizing effects may keep you awake.
Avoid stimulants
Caffeine consumed after midday will cause sleeping problems at night. Be careful with not just coffee, but also with tea (especially black; green and white are lower in caffeine), chocolate, soft drinks, energy drinks, and certain pain relievers.
Watch what you eat
Eating heavy meals late in the evening can stimulate the digestive tract, which can keep you awake. Research has also shown that a spicy meal at night can lead to poor sleep. A glass of skim or low fat milk at bedtime really can help you sleep.
Morning exposure to sunlight
Sunlight stimulates a chemical release that controls our awake/sleep cycle. If you can’t fall asleep easily at night, try getting one hour of sunlight exposure in the morning.
Create a sleep environment
Create a room that's ideal for sleeping. Cool, quiet, and dark are usually best, but adjust the lighting, temperature, humidity and noise level to your preferences. Make sure you have a bed and pillow that's comfortable.
Don’t go to bed with stress
Read and do what 1 Peter 5:7 tells us: Cast all your cares on God. This is God’s secret for dealing with the stresses, worries, cares and anxieties of this world.
Try a supplement to promote sleep
If you still have trouble falling asleep or sleeping all night on a regular basis, you may want to try a safe, natural non-habit forming supplement. My Sleep Support contains herbs, vitamins, minerals, and nutrients that have been shown to promote a healthy, peaceful night’s sleep so you can awake rejuvenated and ready to be a light in the world.




You have a unique way that will bring about healing to your body - ordained and divinely appointed by God. And if you are already blessed with good health, there is a way to help you protect it. God knows exactly what you need as an individual. He will reveal it to you. He promises that.
what would you recommend for stopping panic attacks? I am raying and asking for this 30 yr. battle to end and I will be set free. Please advise...........
I love and appreciate you and Linda. You're both so calm and peaceful natured.
Debbie
Hi Debbie...at one time I could quote Dr. Cherry chapter and verse on his recommendations...at that time I worked for him...now I just follow his teachings. Dr. Cherry recommends 5-HTP that you find in the health food store..The only precaution that I know of is if you have a history of Kidney problems, you would want to check with your doctor before taking.
Dr. Cherry would recommend 50 mg. three times a day for two weeks and then increase to 100 mg. three times a day. The side effects are: 1. Reduces Headaches, 2. Helps with sleep 3. Weight loss (small amounts) 4. Helps reduce anxiety and clinical depression (of which anxienty is a type of clinical deression and vice versa)....hope this helps. Phyllis Morrow-Garcia
Please refer to www.beinhealth.com
and www.journey2wholeness.org.
Both deal with spiritual roots to disease.
Cordially,
L.d
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