keto slim rxPosted by hpbb4 sh on May 22nd, 2019 You ate well and go to sleep. It's only nine-thirty. You are looking forward to having a good night's sleep because you can sleep until 7:30 in the morning. But in the morning you get tired and the first thing you need immediately to wake up is a cup of coffee. Your dinner was pretty rich and the "digestive fellows" had a lot to do to keep everything in your body clean for breakfast. However, they were also busy all night. They worked under the direct supervision of the Supreme Command - the brain. You were asleep, but some part of your brain had to be careful about digestion. Sausage spaghetti gave your digestive system a hard time. The kidneys were given their ration of salt. It should be noted that no organ or cell can post a sign: "I will come now!" or "Closed for technical reasons!" No! They're in constant jail. Fortunately, they are adapted to that activities be phased out over a period of time and that biological processes run in a "saving mode". If we adapt the rhythm of the rest of cells and organs to take advantage of the time required to actually regenerate forces, they will serve us long and willingly. If we continually burden them, we must count on exhaustion and loss.A regular cycle of work and rest is important for every cell, and thus for us as a harmonious whole. This is how we were created. During the French Revolution, they rejected a seven-day week with one day of rest and began to follow the cycle of decades (ten-day cycle) with three days off. They didn't last long with this rhythm in France. Many people had a psychological breakdown and had no choice but to return to the good old week. No, we are not able to work hard without rest. So why make our cells then? Let them rest at night and give them one free day of the week. Like it? Share it! |