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Eat (?), Sleep (!), Eat (?), Sleep (!) by Lori P. Posted Wed 21 Jul 2010 9:57am for Stem Cell collection and transplants, along with “in between” chemo regimens, food intake was problematic and excessive sleep was the norm. As caregivers, we are desperate... They don’t eat and only seem to sleep! Dave dropped 40 pounds before he even started treatment! Fear and pain is not a recommended weight loss program, but it certainly Read on »

To sleep perchance to dream--sleep and eating disorders by Tiptoe Posted Mon 06 Jul 2009 7:39am Lately, I've been thinking about sleep and the impact an eating disorder can have on it. Prior to my trip, we had a lot of bad weather here with rain and thunderstorms just.... This made me think about the general question of how sleep affects eating disorder individuals. Does an ED affect the number of hours of sleep your body needs? Does it change Read on »

Sleep, Eat, watch movie by Emmett G. Posted Sun 12 Apr 2009 12:00am My sleep pattern has been very off lately. I work 8p.m.-4a.m. Monday through Friday. For the most part I try to come home and sleep by 6a.m. before the sun rises. However this week was different, I just couldn't fall asleep right away, too much on my mind. So I decided to do things if I couldn't sleep. The only problem was by the time Read on »

The Benefits of Sleep, Eating, and Exercise by Torrey T. Posted Thu 25 Jun 2009 12:00am . Sleep debt has been found to increase the concentration of stress hormones and simultaneously decrease metabolism. Eating: Eating healthy is not about depriving yourself... Adopted from the SEE Campaign at Johns Hopkins University. Sleep: Research shows that sleep deprivation has measurable effects on suppressing immune function Read on »

Sleep, Eat, Run by Valerie Lo Patient Expert

Posted Mon 14 Sep 2009 9:00pm and cayanne pepper. It's pretty good. I've been eating mock tuna sandwhiches lately at Down to Earth and I saw that Leng ( http://lengslog.wordpress.com/ ) is making them too! What Read on »

Sleep and Eat by Katie Patient Expert

Posted Wed 08 Sep 2010 2:32pm a nice chunk of sleep, too. It was just what I needed. Unfortunately, I am still feeling anxious and eating is difficult. I know one night of good sleep isn't going to reverse the sleep deprivation of 7 weeks, so I am just hoping for another good night tonight and trying to eat small snacks throughout the day to keep up my energy. One very weird thing Read on »

Weekend happening: sleep, eat, gym and repeat by Coco .. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 21 Feb 2011 12:00am The past few days were total relaxation. Due to Star’s luck of sleep on his business trip, all he wanted to do is to sleep (day and night)! As Erin would say:” Yes, my lord, sleep we’ll do! Other than the 5k race on Saturday’s morning and my dearest friend’s birthday party at night, we just stay at home and relax. I finally convinced Read on »

March 07, 2009 Jump up? How about just moving more, sleep-eat-smile by Roxlyn Facebook

Posted Sat 07 Mar 2009 2:05pm /releases/2009/03/090301094252.htm Take your medications on schedule, they may not "feel" like they are working, but the effect is sometimes very subtle. Be sure you sleep enough, and first and foremost Read on »

The One With All the Tea, Sleep and Eating by Jaime Posted Tue 13 Oct 2009 12:00am on SYTYCD so that’s a highlight to my day…lol. Now I’m exhausted but can’t sleep. Let’s hope it comes soon. Maybe some banana, Kashi, and almond milk will help. nom nom nom. Read on »

Eat, Sleep, Bike, Run, and Then Eat Some More by Geoff R. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 27 Jan 2009 8:12pm Bike 3 miles (commute) Run 8 miles I've had 5 meals so far today. As always some snacking between meals as well. I've always eaten a lot but lately as I've been pushing my training up over 20 hours a week I've been eating at a very impressive rate. So far today I have eaten an egg, cheese, and bagel sandwich; large bowl of oatmeal; 2 pieces Read on »