Road trips are fun and exciting. Generally traveling by your car or a train is very interesting, since your road trip can include a lot of stops and make an amazing journey. However, it includes a lot of sleeping in the vehicle, which can be very uncomfortable and tiring.
Topics: travel, sleep schedules
In 2017, more than $2.8 billion dollars a day was spent on travel: $32,800 a second. U.S. residents for the year took 1.8 billion trips. It is guaranteed that when summer traveling, you will support one of the 15.2 million American jobs that support the tourism industry.
Topics: travel, losing sleep, summer
Flights. Jet lag. Hotel rooms. Meetings. Conferences. Drinks.
Business travel can be tough for a lot of reasons including not getting a good night’s sleep, but you need your sleep so your performance and work isn’t affected.
Flights. Jet lag. Hotel rooms. Meetings. Conferences. Drinks.
Business travel can be tough for a lot of reasons including not getting a good night’s sleep- but you need your sleep so your performance and work isn’t affected.
International travel has never been more popular. College campuses offer cultural and service-oriented trips to experience the world outside the classroom. Church groups travel overseas to help with the sick or dying in remote villages and work projects for clean water. Families travel abroad for educational purposes or child adoptions.
This is just a few of the reasons for traveling outside the United States. But to travel abroad, you need to be aware of the health risks ahead.
Traveling has never been easier for business or pleasure. With apps for white noise and electronic devices to help pass the time on a plane, you can pack your way to a better international or domestic flight. By following these packing tips and recognizing the signs of travel fatigue, you will be on your way to a more relaxing vacation.
Topics: travel, sleep deprivation
Noise. Restricted legroom. People climbing all over you. There’s also that noise coming from small children playing games (loudly) on their smartphone. Some of them even scream.
Topics: travel, sleep deprivation, flying
Once you’ve experienced the relief of a CPAP machine and other associated devices give you while you sleep, it’s almost frightening to imagine having to stop using them, even for a little.
Topics: travel, daytime sleepiness, holidays
With the annual Spring Break vacations right around the corner, the staff at the Alaska Sleep Clinic sees an influx of patients coming in asking questions such as “how do I travel when I have sleep apnea?”
The EXPION360 Power Bank offers more portable power for its size than other devices on the market today for CPAP use. Imagine using your computer, charging your tablet, charging your smartphone, powering your sleep apnea machine, communications equipment, ham radios, charging your drone, charging cameras, anywhere! In fact, the Venture Volt power bank has a cigarette lighter style 12v power port and can power just about anything with a 12v male power plug.
Topics: CPAP success, CPAP, travel, cpap accessories, battery
