It is winter and sometimes the only thing to do is watch a movie or television for relaxation. Though tempting to spend all your time bundled up by the fire while binge-watching your favorite shows, it can be detrimental to your sleep.
It is winter and sometimes the only thing to do is watch a movie or television for relaxation. Though tempting to spend all your time bundled up by the fire while binge-watching your favorite shows, it can be detrimental to your sleep.
Topics: insomnia, parasomnia, binge-watching
Sleep plays a vital role in both your physical and mental health, from healing and repairing your heart and blood vessels, to building up your immune system to fend off disease. In other words, we absolutely need good sleep to stay healthy.
Topics: insomnia, sleep disorders, restless leg syndrome, cognitive sleep issues
A good night`s sleep is what we all need if we are to be productive and energetic throughout the day. Sleeping is our body`s way to regenerate and recharge and to give us the fuel we need for surviving the day ahead of us.
Topics: insomnia, Narcolepsy, sleep disordered breathing
If you’ve ever suffered from insomnia, you know how important a good night’s sleep can be. Chronic sleep issues have been implicated in major health problems like heart disease, diabetes, and impaired driving?
Topics: insomnia, medication, fibromyalgia, cbd
According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, active duty military personnel have a high prevalence of sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea, insomnia, and short sleep duration. Results also show that these sleep disorders lead to medical issues, such as depression, anxiety, and more. With sleep research growing for active duty military personnel, many are getting the help they need through professional sleep clinics.
Topics: Sleep, insomnia, sleep disorders, apnea, Family, Spouse, Military
Insomnia is more than just occasional trouble falling asleep or staying asleep. In fact, most people experience sleep disturbance at some point in their lives. If you have chronic trouble (meaning more nights than not) falling or staying asleep, don’t feel refreshed in the morning, and especially if lack of sleep begins to impact your personal or professional life, it might be time to seek medical help.
Topics: insomnia, sleep hygiene, cognitive sleep issues
Feeling sleepy? You’re not alone. According to the CDC, on any given day, as many as one in five adults suffers from an insufficient amount of sleep! Insomnia affects adolescents, adults and the elderly. And as we age, sleep can become even more elusive, so developing good sleep habits when you’re younger can pay off later in life.
Topics: insomnia, sleep hygiene
Insomnia is one of the worst stress-induced conditions you can experience. Not being able to sleep after a hard-days-work can cause a plethora of issues. Is your job, family, or relationship related stuff causing you such stress that it affects your sleep? Although insomnia is not caused only by stress, it is most often the main cause.
Topics: insomnia, sleep habits, sleep hygiene
The traditional factors leading to insomnia can disturb any sleep pattern. Anxiety, depression, grief, tragedy. Peer pressure, worry, alcohol, caffeine. A number of issues interrupt a normal day. One that can go unnoticed is for individuals who are lonely. All of the traditional factors can enhance the reasons for insomnia grounded in a lonely life.
