SLEEP

Problems related to Sleep30% of all Adults are not getting enough sleep

50 to 70 million people suffer from chronic sleep loss and sleep disorders. Sleep loss is associated with health problems, including obesity, depression, and certain risk behaviors, including cigarette smoking, physical inactivity, and heavy drinking.

20 million people in USA suffer from occasional sleep disorders

Women Twice as likely as Men to experience sleep disorders 20 percent of vehicle crashes are linked to drowsy driving.

Sources: CDC.gov, nlmh.gov

HOW SLEEP IMPACTS YOUR LIFE?

• Mood swing• Feeling refreshed /

tired• Physical mental and

sexual energy• Ability to focus• Immunity• Relationships

• Emotional trauma• Anxiety and

Depression• Work satisfaction• Digestive system• Overall health• Financial abundance

• HAPPINESS

BENEFITS OF SLEEP• Helps repair your body.• Helps keep your heart healthy.• Reduces stress.• Improves your memory.• Helps control body weight issues.• Reduces your chance of diabetes.• Reduces the occurrence of mood

disorders.• Improves your sex drive.

• Receiving this energy during sleep allows the body to experience the full impact of the energy without any conscious or unconscious manipulation from the brain.

Since the launch of the Daily Transmission program over two years ago, participants have reported rapid growth and transformation in all areas of their life.

ENERGY TRANSMISSIONS DURING SLEEP:

• People are able to learn more and improve their memory while they sleep.

• Sleep helps prevent seizures that begin in one part of the brain from spreading to other brain regions.

• Sleep allows the body to heal faster from injury and pain, and is reported to reduce the possibility of diseases, strokes, cancer, obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and depression.

(Northwestern University and Cleveland Clinic)

RESEARCH SHOWS THAT TRANSFORMATION OCCURS DURING SLEEP

Chronic Fatigue Statistics

900,000 Americans have this Chronic Fatigue

Costs every American $20K a year in lost earnings and productivity

Overall costs are as high as $9.1 Billion a year

Yet only 16% Americans have been diagnosed and know about it