Archive for the 'Sleep Cures' Category
Sleep Better at SleepBetter.org
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 28th, 2008 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Business, Sleep Cures, Sleep Disorders.
For the sleep deprived and insomniacs in the world, getting help in any way that you can seems to be apparent. A lot of people have tried to do it on their own, making use of sleeping pills and adjusting their sleep schedules by forcing themselves the proper hours of sleeping. But that was yesterday’s news.
Thanks to the efforts of sleep specialists that have come together, you can now sleep better with SleepBetter.org. Placing emphasis on the various issues that are plaguing sleep deprived individuals today, a visit to this sleep center can most likely be the answer to all your sleep problems.
“SleepBetter.org is the go-to resource for fun and engaging science-based tools, tips and information to help anyone get better sleep,” explains Dan Schecter, vice president for Carpenter Co.’s Consumer Products Division. “The site is one step in our journey to educate consumers about all they can do to sleep better – and ultimately enhance their quality of life. It is a wonderful way to initiate the ‘Zzzz Across America’ national sleep tour.”
(Source) Business Wire
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Sleep to Lose Weight with Jay Robb
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 25th, 2008 in Health Issues, SLEEP News, Sleep Cures, Sleep Issues, Sleep Therapy.
Ideally, this would be the last thing you would consider when you want to lose weight. Sleeping to lose weight? This has got to be contradicting in a manner of speaking but it seems that clinical nutritionist Jay Robb has a best-selling book that can be a good resource for people who want to shed off the extra pound. And the best thing of it is that you can do it while you are sleeping.
An innovative new weight-loss plan bucks most traditional diets by revealing how dieters can eat high-carb, calorie-rich meals at dinnertime to lose weight while they sleep. Jay Robb, (www.jayrobb.com) clinical nutritionist and author of the new Fat Burning Diet Made Easy has condensed his best-selling book, The Fat Burning Diet, into a 48-page weight-loss plan that discloses the secret to feasting on carbohydrate-rich foods at night to burn unwanted fat. Robb says he designed his new program so that dieters will start melting away excess pounds while they snooze. “On my Fat Burning Diet Made Easy, you will lose weight while sleeping like a baby!” says Robb. The fat-burning cycle begins at approximately midnight and continues well into the next day. Eating a carbohydrate-laden meal in the evening can also provide the body with sleep-enhancing serotonin. Dieters not only lose weight, but also gain a good night’s sleep.
(Source) PR Web
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Taking Out Tonsils May Cure Sleep Apnea
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 31st, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, SLEEP Video, Sleep Apnea, Sleep Cures.One thing about sleep apnea is that they are caused by blockages to the airways of a person. For some, it may all boil down to inflamed tonsils to which you may want to have them checked out. Tonsils are known to be something that are normal to be taken out if people would prefer. It may be because of discomforts but in the end it may be linked to sleep apnea.
Tonsillectomies do not only limit itself into treating adults. There are children who have their share of this discomfort. A trip to the family doctor can assess the situation and perhaps when advised to take them out, they can see more progress which includes better sleeping habits to look forward to.
Caitlin is among a growing number of kids getting tonsillectomies to treat sleep disorders. Doctor Stephen Landers, an ear, nose and throat specialist, is seeing a sharp increase in surgeries, and says many of these kids are misdiagnosed with learning disabilities. “They’re not getting restful sleep at night so they are having trouble behaving during the day,” he explained.
Post surgery, Caitlin’s energy level has skyrocketed. She can focus, and most importantly she can breathe and sleep more easily. Doctors say this is quite common. Kids with learning disabilities or behavioral problems are often found to be suffering from sleep apnea.
(Source) WBIR
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Evaluate the Comfort of Sleep Number Beds through Hotels
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 27th, 2008 in How to sleep better, SLEEP Gadgets, SLEEP News, Sleep Cures.Sleep number beds have so far been tagged as the best way to get sleep. But the problem is that people may not be that willing to buy them just yet unless they get to prove to themselves that they are good for it. With that in mind, how can anyone measure the degree of comfort they can offer?
Well take it from this couple. The long for the quality sleep just like most but they did not buy the Sleep Number Bed initially. Posh hotels such as the Plaza Hotel offer such beds and while it may be a limited stay, it is more than enough to help you in evaluating if it is indeed worth the investment. It is amazing how one button can make the difference in getting quality sleep from a quality bed.

Luckily, a breakthrough mattress on the market this week promises the ultimate personalized sleep experience. And believe me - when it comes to comfort, this bed is king.
Six inches of air chambers make up the heart of the mattress, while a 3-inch top layer of slow-response memory foam cradles your body and soothes pressure points.
Best of all, with the push of a button, a Firmness Control System adjusts the firmness on each side of the bed on a scale of 0 (feather soft) to 100 (firmest of all).
The Sleep Number bed’s price tag is pretty steep (starting at $3,200), but it’s the ultimate personalized sleep experience. The air chamber technology adjusts the firmness on each side of the mattress to meet day-to-day changes in your body.
(Source) Daily News
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Get Better Sleep through Stretching Regularly
1 Comment Published by Brian Yalung July 25th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Cures, Sleep Education.When it comes to sleep, we hardly want to be active so that we can relax and perhaps be lulled to sleep. But the thing is, we do not sleep 24 hours a day. Now that would be really lazy and we may even get a headache in the process.

Exercise is something good for the heart and is associated and getting great sleep. Routine exercise such as yoga or tai chi can be helpful to our bodies as far as making sure our blood flow is better. But for some people, particularly the elderly, our body metabolism is likewise important. As we age, it slows down and in the process we may find ourselves becoming idle and even reach the point of unhealthy.
Exercise regularly and you may finally get that great sleep. It doesn’t have to be hectic. Just make sure your body can have a proper circulation since in the end, your health may be relying a lot on it.
(Source) Seattlepi.com
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