Something we probably don’t associate with childhood obesity is late bedtime. In fact, the two may be linked. Let's find out why.
About 1 in 15 adults in the US have sleep apnea. That’s about 18 million people. So what are some sleep apnea treatments?
So what is sleep apnea? If you have sleep apnea, you stop breathing while you’re asleep, and your brain jerks your body awake to remind it to breathe.
COVID lockdowns have led to increased feelings of anxiety, stress, and uncertainty, along with changes in our daily routine and sleep-related issues
Because lack of slumber increases the risk of infection, it makes the sleep deprived vulnerable to (SARS-CoV-2) –– the virus that causes COVID-19.
Sleep hygiene refers to practices and habits that are help you get good quality sleep and stay alert during the day.
There is a debate over whether or not co-sleeping or letting your baby cry it out is the best option but what does the science say?
A sunrise alarm clock increases the light gradually to mimic the effects of a sunrise - learn about why it might help your overall health.
The next time you are struggling to fall asleep, try the 4-7-8 breathing method. Not only is it 100% natural and free, it’s also incredibly easy.
Weighted blankets can help people fall asleep by applying a hug-like pressure to combat anxiety and provide a calming effect.
If your partner snores too much, there are ways to help including a CPAP machine (continuous positive airway pressure device.)
If you're having trouble sleeping, there are different drinks and foods that you can use to help your body get much needed rest.
Blue light is a spectrum of light that can come from technological devices and keep you from getting the sleep that you need.
Depriving your body of the sleep it needs can have devastating effects on your health and it is an epidemic that must be addressed.
With all of the new gadgets in today's world, going technology-free sometimes might help you feel more energized and productive.
The stress of living with diabetes can result in depression. Improving quality of life through scheduling, exercise, and sleeping can prevent depression.
