Ashley ElenbaasHost
So I want to start by talking about the pattern of heat and the pattern of cold so that you can better identify which one speaks to where you are right now.

So if we think about temperature on a continuum, if we have cold on one side and hot on the other, we can think of these as extremes.

The very cold person tends to have issues maybe with circulation, maybe low blood pressure they tend to have maybe a more of a tone of bluishness in the skin or paleness in the skin signs that point towards a lack of circulation or coldness also we might have difficulty with digestion we have sluggish digestion food just kind of sits in the stomach if we looked at a person's tongue their tongue might be more pale so these are all signs that a system is running cool or cold.

you might constantly find yourself taking off layers of clothes where other people are putting on layers of clothing, right? The hot person is gonna have a tongue that is very red.

There's gonna be a lot of signs of redness, maybe flushing in the cheeks, redness in the tongue, and even redness in the extremities.

So we can imagine that on that continuum, the cold sleeper is gonna want to pull on more covers.

And then when the cold sleeper has difficulty falling asleep, it might be because of tension in the jaw, in the neck.

And when they wake up at two to three in the morning, it might be a depleted cold restlessness.

They are waking up because of either a chill or because maybe they've run out of fuel to further heat and help the body because we need energy in order to rest.

And I know some of you have experienced that where you're so run down and depleted that you can't even fall asleep.

We're not gonna be talking about that today, but you can listen back and I'll include some links below to previous discussions I've done on that pattern in cold sleep.

But the opposite extreme is the hot person where they are kicking off their covers at night.

So I want to start by talking about the pattern of heat and the pattern of cold so that you can better identify which one speaks to where you are right now.

So if we think about temperature on a continuum, if we have cold on one side and hot on the other, we can think of these as extremes.

The very cold person tends to have issues maybe with circulation, maybe low blood pressure they tend to have maybe a more of a tone of bluishness in the skin or paleness in the skin signs that point towards a lack of circulation or coldness also we might have difficulty with digestion we have sluggish digestion food just kind of sits in the stomach if we looked at a person's tongue their tongue might be more pale so these are all signs that a system is running cool or cold.

you might constantly find yourself taking off layers of clothes where other people are putting on layers of clothing, right? The hot person is gonna have a tongue that is very red.

There's gonna be a lot of signs of redness, maybe flushing in the cheeks, redness in the tongue, and even redness in the extremities.

So we can imagine that on that continuum, the cold sleeper is gonna want to pull on more covers.

And then when the cold sleeper has difficulty falling asleep, it might be because of tension in the jaw, in the neck.

And when they wake up at two to three in the morning, it might be a depleted cold restlessness.

They are waking up because of either a chill or because maybe they've run out of fuel to further heat and help the body because we need energy in order to rest.

And I know some of you have experienced that where you're so run down and depleted that you can't even fall asleep.

We're not gonna be talking about that today, but you can listen back and I'll include some links below to previous discussions I've done on that pattern in cold sleep.

But the opposite extreme is the hot person where they are kicking off their covers at night.
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