If you don’t get enough sleep, there’s a high chance you’ll become a problem for yourself and those around you. You may find yourself screaming at people for no reason, getting irritated with the pettiest of things, and having zero patience with yourself and others. Naturally, that’s going to land you in a very unhappy situation.
Topics: alaska sleep clinic, insomnia, anxiety, sleep anxiety, CPAP therapy, alaska, alaska sleep, somniphobia
The increase, availability and ease in digital communication and exchanges of information have made it easier to stay connected to the most important people and institutions in your life, but these virtual pathways often come with considerable disadvantages when it comes to your daily routines. Thanks to this expanse of technology, it’s a lot harder to avoid logging on to a device in order to get a little work done well after typical work hours have concluded.
Topics: alaska sleep clinic, technology, blue light screen, CPAP therapy, quality sleep
You may feel like it is a small change; however, using a bedroom humidifier can make a huge difference. This device can help your body to stay healthy and sleep better. Using a humidifier is one of the best ways that you can improve the quality of air in your home by increasing the moisture levels. During both the winter and summer, in particular, maintaining a relative humidity level between 40 and 60% indoors has a number of surprising benefits.
Topics: bipap, CPAP therapy, humidity, getting beter sleep
Sleep apnea is a disorder that causes your breathing to stop and start at intervals while you sleep. The intervals are said to occur around five times within an hour, at 10 seconds more or less every time.
Topics: sleep apnea, treatment, CPAP therapy
