Wellness Café

PUSH THE ZZ-EDS TO HELP YOU BUZZ

May 13, 2019

A MYPLAN 12 week on-line ‘sleep programme’ – exclusive to members. If you have not yet registered follow the instructions below.

To have a successful tomorrow you need to buzz with fully charged batteries.

This charge is ensured by a combination of quality food, regular exercise and, of course, regular good-quality sleep. Sleep is not only essential in order to rest and restore your physical body, it is crucial for your brain to function well. That means a good night’s sleep is essential for success.

Since this is so important there is an exclusive, MYPLAN 12 week on-line ‘sleep programme’ available to you as an member.

If you are already a member click here to log on, then scroll down the list of programmes and select ’12 STEPS TO BETTER SLEEP’. Enrol and discover all sorts of easy to implement tips.

If you have not yet subscribed as a member, or you are having difficulty, then click here and then tap the CLICK HERE FOR LOGIN HELP button.

When you have registered , click the MYPLAN2BWELL tab, scroll down to the list of programmes, and select ’12 STEPS TO BETTER SLEEP’. Enrol and discover a better world of quality sleep.

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