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DJ Moby Says No To “SLEEPING” Drugs

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You just have to give DJ Moby a lot of credit for being wise despite his growing Insomnia problem. Perhaps learning from the fate of stars such as Michael Jackson, he refuses to take sleeping pills to aid him with his Insomnia. His reason is of course being addicted to them which as we all know has led to more deaths than remedies.

His insomnia problem is so bad that he often hallucinates through lack of sleep but says that he won’t turn to medication to solve his restle

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Sounds Help Sharpen Memory of Sleepers

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It has been common logic for most of us to play some music to sleep and while we sleep. The first is of course to lull us to sleep while the second is to relax us and get our minds as calm as possible. But it seems that the latter seems to do more than that. Playing music while sleeping has been said to improve memory, especially for students who are preparing for an exam or test the next day.

Scientists at Northwestern University repo

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Lightsleeper to be Offered by Boots

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People who are suffering from Insomnia may yet be able to be in reach with this latest device called the LightSleeper, a British made sleep device that should improve your sleeping habits. Boots is about to offer this sleep gadget in their stores. The LightSleeper is best known for projecting beams towards the ceiling which becomes a sight to be followed by your eyes.

You follow it with your eyes as it gently circles around, and it’s claimed even the most restless will soon be soothed into a deep sleep. It’ll shut itself off after half an hour, but you can tap it back to

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Caucasians Prone to Restless Leg Syndrome

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Apparently race has a bearing on how a sleep disorder characteristic attacks. Restless Leg Syndrome or RLS has been found to hit Africa-American women more based on a study presented at CHEST 2009. While the study may have shown how ethnic origin plays a role on this issue, exact causes were unknown. Women were found to be more iron deficient and have rheumatoid arthritis which were risk factors associated with RLS.

“Restless legs syndrome is a common sleep disorder that may not be easily recognized by patients and clinicians,” said Kalpalatha Guntupalli, MD, FCC

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Ecotones Duet Asks you to Spread the Word

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Adaptive Sound Technologies is gearing up to help more sleep deprived people and it all starts from the customers who have already tried their technology with the EcoTones and EcoTones Duet. ASTI has launched a “Tell A Friend Program” to reward customers who have been endorsing this new form of sleep therapy by letting their comrades and friends try it as well.

ASTI-registered customers as of October 1, 2009 and new customers who subsequently buy directly from ASTI are enrolled in the program automatically and are s

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Do You Have Sleep Debt?

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Just in case you are wondering, sleep debt refers to sleep you have lost due to sleep deprivation or maybe due to work. And while some people know that sleeping more on weekends may help, it takes more than that to normalize you body clock on regulated sleep. Various studies have proven this and if you want to get to the nitty gritty, it takes more than a night of extra sleep to pay off your sleep debt. It is not as easy as sleeping the whole weekend which incidentally will make you feel entirely lazy afterwards.

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Getting Up from Sleep Paralysis

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For sure some of us have had some episodes on wanting to get up from bed but fail to do so? Why is that? Some say it is the inability to move certain parts of the body which many relate to sleep paralysis. Apparently some people have had their experiences and if you want a scientific explanation from it, you may want to associate it with Rapid Eye Movement (REM). REM sleep intrudes into wakefulness, so if you don’t immediately click out of REM sleep and wake up, then you may continue to have this paralysis.

Hence it would be best to get some special help regarding this

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The FitBit is Finally Here

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After a year of waiting, the FitBit will be officially in the market by this month. The FitBit is a gadget you can flip on to your shirt which will in turn determine how much exercise you have been doing and how much calories you are burning. The device can also track your sleep patterns based on movement. In this case, you can convert it to a wristband since there are some people who may not necessarily be dressed to sleep.

The FitBit will retail for $90.

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Easy Care Wool Sleepwear

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If you get the chance to find out what factors can help in improving your sleep while providing comfort at the same time then this should be interesting for you. Researchers over at New Zealand have reportedly come up with a fabric that is chemical-free and can be looked upon to help improve your sleeping habits.

The Easy Care Wool Sleepwear aims to cater to the needs of people who have problems sleeping and of course their usual practice of what to wear when they hit the sack. These were developed using innovative combinations of merino wool and other natural fibers such as bamboo

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Older Women Sleep More, Exaggerate Insomnia More

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Older women are believed to have more sleep issues than older men but did you know that they complain more? Weird as it may seem, sleep deprivation has been bugging both genders but of the two, a research finds that women are actually getting better sleep than men.

Through a study participants kept a sleep diary and wore a device called an actigraph on their wrists to determine their sleeping behavior and sleep patterns. And afterwards, the actigraphs themselves revealed that men actually had less sleep than women at 6 ½ hours. Women slept 15 minutes more.

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