For people with chronic pain, getting enough exercise and sleep are an important part of managing pain levels. According to a new study, sleep quality also has an important role in also keeping them active. Published in the journal PLOS ONE, the study shows that sleep is linked to physical activity for people with chronic […]
Archive | 2014
The Health Risks Of Snoring
Often times snoring is seen as an annoying, embarrassing habit, but there are innumerable reasons to take snoring seriously. People whose snoring can be contributed to sleep apnea have a 40% greater chance of dying earlier than their peers. Here are the health conditions linked to both snoring and sleep apnea that you may not […]
The Ancient Practice That May Solve Insomnia Problems
Sleeping issues aren’t rampant only in the United States, and medication isn’t the only solution. It can be beneficial to find out exactly what steps some patients are taking in other countries to overcome their insomnia. Qigong is a great choice for those who don’t want to risk the side effects of medication. This ancient […]
What’s New in the World of Animal Sleep
Reasons Why You Can’t Get Enough Sleep
You May Be Able To Control Your Dreams After All
What if you could create your perfect dream every night? The age of dream control may be sooner than you think with the results of a recent 2-year long dream study. In 2010, Psychologist Richard Wiseman from the University of Hertfordshire worked with app developers YUZA to create “Dream: ON,” an app for iPhone users […]
Need a Nap? Try Taking One In A Hammock
Imagine yourself swaying in a gentle breeze with the warmth of the sun on your face and iced tea in hand on a nice spring afternoon. If that sounds relaxing, it just may be time to move your afternoon nap into a hammock, which one study suggests boasts big benefits for your nap time. The […]
How to Keep Your Nightmares Away
A nightmare is the perfect way to ruin a great night of sleep. The vision of being chased by a shadowy figure, being taunted, or being locked in a box filling with water can be enough to wake you up and keep you up, leading to a long day with no energy. To get back […]
Children Study: Short Sleepers Consume More Calories
The prevention of obesity –especially in children– has been a foremost health concern in recent years. The link between sleep and obesity has been strengthened by numerous studies, showing that a lack of sleep disrupts ideal hormone levels that keep weight in check. According to a new study, children are also affected; less sleep causes […]
How to Get Your Worst Night of Sleep Ever
Even if you are tucked in bed at an appropriate time, classic sleep mistakes can still hold you back from grade A snooze. If you want to get the benefits of sleep, which decrease health risks such as obesity, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, memory loss, and early death, here’s everything on your schedule you should […]
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