How to Get a Good Sleep in Your Holiday Bunkhouse
Whether you are traveling this holiday season, or you travel for work, here are some tips to help you sleep better during your travels.
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Cranky Shift-Workers: It’s not their fault!
A functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study showed that the amygdala’s reaction to negative emotional stimuli is greater in magnitude/intensity and volume in people who miss a night of sleep when compared to a control group. This study also showed that the connections between the amygdala and the MPFC were weaker in the sleep deprived group. This means that the amygdala’s reactions can’t be inhibited as well by the MPFC in people who lack sleep.
Continue reading →Attention All Snorers!
Stop snoring tonight guaranteed!
Continue reading →Stop Snoring with Chin-Up Strips
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 →
Rainbow Sensor Night-Light
Rainbow Coloured Night-Light turns on automatically at night and saves you energy by switching off during the day, changes colours
Continue reading →Sunguards – Shift-work Sunglasses
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
Continue reading →Sleep Solutions on a CD – 20 Minutes to a Better Sleep with the Sleep Advisor!
The Sleep Advisor guides you through a series of questions that are tailored to your specific situation in much the same way that sleep doctors do in their assessments, except this quick and easy computerized sleep assessment only takes about 20 minutes
Continue reading →Phototherapy Light Box – TRAVelite
TRAVelite, a portable phototherapy unit made especially for shift-workers, daytime sleepers, Winter Blues and Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
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