Tag Archive for 'insomniacs'
Eyesseuse Eye Spa
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung October 31st, 2008 in How to sleep better, Insomnia, SLEEP Gadgets.
One thing about Insomnia is that your eyes are bound to be the receiving end. Often, you will see insomniacs having a hard time sleeping and with their bulging eye bags, the need to treat them and lessen the strain that they bring is a need.
Eyessuese helps remedy these eye issues. You have the choice of air pressure, heat, vibration or magnetic therapy, and the Eyesseuse lets you either manually control the session or let a scientifically preset massage go to work for you. You’ll feel more relaxed, more alert and more attractive.
Eyesseuse Eye Spa Features:
• Reduces eye fatigue, caused by extensive use of computers, long periods of driving, studying and reading.
• Helps people who suffer from Insomnia by allowing a deep state of relaxation that allows for a restful night’s sleep.
• Nourishes skin while operating.
• Utilizes Infared heating, Vibration, Air pressure massage, and magnetic therapy.
• The massaging portion reduces swollen or puffy eyes along with dark rings caused by poor blood circulation
• AC adapter and 4 AA batteries included.
Price: $79.99
(Source) EParty Unlimited
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |
Email This Post
Sepracor Invades Europe with Lunivia Sleep Drug
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung October 24th, 2008 in Health Issues, SLEEP News, Sleep Cures, Sleeping Pills.
Though the name may be different, it is still the same old sleeping drug Lunesta that has been named differently once it is approved for distribution in Europe. Sepracor is reportedly planning to penetrate the Europe market to help insomniacs residing here. However, Lunesta is already a familiar brand and perhaps changing it catered towards the Europeans can help ease the impressions that some have seen as negative due to some issues.
The Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use gave a “positive opinion” on the drug, which Sepracor (nasdaq: SEPR - news - people ) wants to market in Europe under the name Lunivia. CHMP makes recommendations to the European Medicines Agency, which approves or rejects the applications.
The approval for Lunivia is still in process and once it does, don’t be surprised if you hear of a new sleeping drug in the market. It is something that is already familiar to you.
(Source) Forbes
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |
Email This Post
Sleep Well with the Nightwave
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung October 23rd, 2008 in How to sleep better, SLEEP Gadgets, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders.
Insomniacs are desperate for resolving their sleep issues and apparently sleep gadgets and sleeping pills are their normal recourse. But other than looking at themselves individually, why not consider the factors such as your room and what goes on when you lie down that may be the reason for not being able to sleep soundly.
Perhaps the Nightwave box can solve some issues in your room. It is a small box that projects a pulsing blue light onto the bedroom ceiling is set to transform those restless nights into the big sleep. The cost for owning one costs £30 plus £3.95 P& P and can be purchased on http://www.nightwave.co.uk.
NightWave™ is silent, requires no wires or masks, doesn’t have the side of effects of drugs, and in the long run is less expensive and more effective than herbal remedies or other supplements. NightWave™ also helps jet-lagged travellers battle the red-eye and adjust to time zone changes by re-setting the body’s biological clock.
(Source) Press Dispensary
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |
Email This Post
Trash the TV and Computer
1 Comment Published by Brian Yalung September 4th, 2008 in How to sleep better, Insomnia, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
If you want to be assured that your child goes to sleep whenever its night time in their room, get rid of the intangibles that pose as a temptation and distract from them to sleep.
We all know that providing necessary recreation and entertainment are important in setting the right ambiance and to keep our kids away from potential vices like staying out late but you have to know where to draw the line.
The presence of a television or computer pose as a sleep obstacle considering kids may be tempted to watch TV or use their computer to play games and log on the Internet. But as a whole, the matter of knowing when to stop is a problem for kids these days.
So unless you want your kids to join the growing number of insomniacs and sleep deprived people in the world today, think twice on where you put the television set and the family computer for health reasons.
(Source) Medical News Today
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |
Email This Post
Sleep Better at SleepBetter.org
1 Comment 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
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |
Email This Post




