Researchers found that sleep deprived people have a harder time remembering positive emotional words than negative emotional words compared to people who get the sleep they need. The difference is striking; there was a 59% deficit for positive words compared to only a 19% deficit for negative words.
Continue reading →Why not give yourself the gift that keeps on giving this holiday season? Here is a handy list of articles that will bring you closer to the gift of sleep.
Continue reading →Article lists benefits of napping and 7 steps to a better nap.
Continue reading →The research found that cherry juice can reduce the severity of insomnia. This interested me because anytime you can improve sleep, it has benefits on fatigue. In other words, I was lured by the idea of using cherry juice as a fatigue fighter.
Continue reading →Here are a few tips to start off your 2016 sleep
Continue reading →Sleeping too little or too much, sleep just right.
Continue reading →There are lots of reasons why you might be struggling with CPAP. I’m going to talk about the most common ones. The list is not exhaustive and you can find a lot more information about CPAP in the Resources section of my Web site.
Continue reading →Here’s a great set of Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) and Periodic Limb Movement (PLM) Disorder treatment strategies that I developed and used with my clients when I was a Sleep Coach.
Continue reading →CPAP desensitization is a process that reprograms your brain and body to feel that CPAP isn’t that bad, in fact, if done right, the CPAP experience can become a very positive one. So much so that simply looking at your CPAP brings up images of a peaceful, restorative sleep.
Continue reading →Do you remember your dreams? If you don’t remember a couple of dreams per week there could be one of two things going on. First, you might be out of practice. The second explanation for not remembering your dreams is that you might not be getting enough REM sleep. Most of our dreaming occurs during REM sleep.
Continue reading →Researchers found that the brains of people with insomnia shrink in areas that control problem solving and decision making.
Continue reading →I recently talked about the counter-clockwise fast rotating shift schedule; I said it had to be the worst shift schedule possible. This schedule’s only rival is no schedule at all. But to really stink, these “no schedule” schedules have to … Continue reading →
Anyone who has worked shift-work for any period of time knows how hard it can be. But what’s the worst schedule of all? It has got to be the counter-clockwise fast rotating schedule.
Continue reading →Four out of every 100 men have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and 2 in every 100 women have it[1]. Some researchers estimate that as many as 10 in 100 men between the ages of 40 and 60 have OSA[2]. This sleep disorder … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Sorry, the supplier has stopped selling Chin-Up Strips. One of the most popular products I used to sell was the Chin-Up Strip. For people who don’t want to sleep with something in their mouths or equipment attached to their face, … Continue reading →
So just how much sleep should you be getting?
Continue reading →A friend recently asked me how he could get his older father some help for his sleep. He was waking up a lot. I wrote him an e-mail explaining what he could do
Continue reading →Rainbow Coloured Night-Light turns on automatically at night and saves you energy by switching off during the day, changes colours
Continue reading →a pair of Sunguards can help to block out sunlight and keep your body on a nighttime schedule. Use them whenever you are working nights and need to be outside during the day
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