Einstein is quoted as saying "Nothing happens until something moves".
Movement means action or activity. But not all movement or action is productive.
When you hear the words "spring cleaning", what images get conjured up in your mind? Perhaps those BIG cleaning projects like windows and walls? They certainly are included in a deep spring cleaning. However, spring cleaning can incorporate more than just those big projects. It is these "other" areas that can have a huge impact on our health.
Did you know that over a year your mattress can collect as much as 20 lbs of dead skin cells, dust mites, dust mite feces, bacteria and fungal spores?
It is recommended to clean, or detox your body every spring and fall. This helps to get rid of the build-up and keep you healthy. It only makes sense that doing this same kind of cleaning, or detoxing, in your home would also help
strengthen your immune system. And, of course, a strong immune system contributes to being healthy. So, what are 5 ways spring cleaning strengthens your immune system?

Most of us have experienced a night or two with less than the optimal amount of sleep. However, when these types of nights extend into weeks and months, then your body can start being affected in other ways.
Why Sleep Is So Important
Lack of sleep can affect how we feel during waking hours such as slowed thinking, difficulty paying attention, lack of energy, poor decision-making, and mood changes that include stress, anxiety, and irritability.
Long-term, lack of sleep has more far-reaching affects on every system of your body......





