It is easy to contribute some of our problems to the wrong things, but luckily some of them can be solved by simply getting more sleep. Any of these issues sound familiar? You’re Insatiable. If you have not skipped breakfast or amped up your gym routine, a lack of sleep could be the culprit behind […]
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Reasons Behind Your Nighttime Coughing Fits
Have you gone through a whole day feeling perfectly fine, but then you into bed at night and your throat begins to itch, turning into a coughing session? Of course all that coughing interferes with your sleep, leaving you irritable the next day. If you have ruled out the common cold or other respiratory infections, […]
How Are We Sleeping Around The World?
Insomnia isn’t just a problem for Americans brought on by our work-centric culture, long hours and stressful lives, it is plaguing the rest of the world as well. The problem is international and trending poorly; in fact UK adults are getting less sleep than they did a year ago. 65% are sleeping an average of […]
“Recovery” Sleep, May Not Cure All Effects of Sleep Deprivation
The weekend is often seen as a time to recover from sleep missed during a long week. A new study suggests that using the weekend to recover from sleep deprivation does not fix all of the damage caused. It helps, but only to a certain extent. The study included 30 healthy adults, who were placed […]
Sleep Apnea and Diabetes Linked to Raised Kidney Risks
Loud snoring isn’t just annoying but, could also be a sign of sleep apnea which leads to concerning health problems. Diabetes patients are also more likely to have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a sleep disorder that causes breathing to stop (for seconds or minutes) or become shallow. For people who have diabetes and sleep apnea, […]
Who Has A Higher Risk of Developing Insomnia?
Sleep is often times not taken as seriously as it should be. The number of hours we get to sleep is just as important as the quality of our sleep. Insomnia, a sleep disorder that affects how you fall asleep, stay asleep, or a combination of the two, is a growing concern. A study published […]
The Official Treatment Recommendations for Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is a dangerous sleep disorder that plagues more than 18 million adults. Official treatment recommendations were released on Sept. 23rd and point to two solid, complimentary approaches: Lose weight and undergo treatment with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). Published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine, the recommendations were created b y the […]
Excited to Be Awake? How It Affects Sleepiness
Too excited to fall asleep? You aren’t just imagining it. A recent study is supporting the idea that subjective sleepiness is influenced by the quality of experiences right before bed time. This may explain why it’s so difficult to get to bed when you’re engrossed in a page-turning book. Researchers from the University of Texas […]
Binge Drinking Impacts Sleep For Older Adults
Binge drinking raises the risk for numerous health problems, including alcohol poisoning, injuries, heart risks and liver disease. Defined as having four or more drinks in one occasion, for two or more days a week, frequent binge drinking is linked with insomnia symptoms in adults age 55 and older. Although binge drinking is considered an […]
Depression Linked with Sleep Breathing Problems
According to a study from researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), breathing problems during sleep may increase the risk of depression. The researchers used data collected from 9,714 adults who participated in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, which is an ongoing study conducted by the CDC. The study participants […]
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