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In this episode, I tackle the most common question about why you may not be waking up feeling like you want, and outlining for you how to overcome that. The answer always boils down to one of two deficits: Quantity or Quality (and sometimes both!) Support the show

In this episode, I tackle the most common question about why you may not be waking up feeling like you want, and outlining for you how to overcome that. The answer always boils down to one of two deficits: Quantity or Quality (and sometimes both!)&nbsp; <a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/1267463/support" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

001 - The Most Common Question I’m Asked as a Sleep Specialist

Dr. Joshua Lennon is a fellowship-trained, board-certified sleep physician dedicated to improving lives by improving sleep. Insomnia can impact all of us at some time, and unfortunately too many people struggle to get a good night's rest most of the time. Proven cures for insomnia are simple, but not always easy. Beyond insomnia, so many of us wake feeling just poorly rested. The Well Rested podcast will break down evidence-based strategies, tips, and best practices to help you get a better night of sleep and wake feeling Well Rested. If you've struggled with your sleep or just don't feel like your sleep is giving you the refresh your body needs, stay tuned. No quick-fix scams, no profiteering hoaxes, no nonsense - just the most effective ways to feel Well Rested based on decades of high quality clinical research and millennia of wisdom!

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001 - The Most Common Question I’m Asked as a Sleep Specialist

001 - The Most Common Question I’m Asked as a Sleep Specialist