Tag Archive for 'sleep_well'
Technology Deprives Sleep
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 13th, 2007 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP Gadgets, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
No violent reactions and unwanted remarks should be disclosed with this conclusion: Technology does indeed play a role in depriving sleep. Let us face it, people are excited and uneasy when they get a new toy that is technology based. These include cellphones, computer gadgets and game consoles. People would face endless hours focusing their attention gazing and studying their gadgets, much of which would take some time to get over with.
This endless time includes that of forgetting about the time and thus people find themselves awake relentlessly while enjoying their gadget and toys. Sleep? Well for them sleep can wait and be entertained later. While this is true, just pray that this does not become a habit because regulating sleepless nights would usually entail habitual trouble when going back to the regular sleeping hours of people today.
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Sleeping through the Rainy Season
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 8th, 2007 in How to sleep better, Sleep Issues, Sleep Myths.
Better sleep can usually be solicited if some areas of satisfaction that people look for are satisfied. Climates and room temperature will always be among these factors and the colder it is, the better for some people. This is not to mention that people who live in the polar ice caps are the ideal place to sleep well. This is more inclined towards temperature derived from changing season such as the transition from warm sunny days towards cold rainy days.
True enough, people find the rainy season as something that would make a person drowsy and lazy. People would rather sleep out the rainy days in their homes if they had a choice since it is hard to get up and carry on the normal duties of their lives.
While it is true that people should get enough sleep, they should also consider not taking too much of it. Too much sleep will produce bulging eye bags and not to mention put professions in peril. People who become lazy because of the weather may want to retreat and consider the risks they are playing around with. Sleep the right way and try to save some disciplinary things in the process.
Further reading: The Rainy Season
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Classical Music for Sleep
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 29th, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP Fun, SLEEP Music, SLEEP Video.Ever since, classical music has been known to aid and render sleep assistance for people who do not plainly lie down and bed and shut their eyes. Moods and ambiance play a key role towards providing sleep as well and this is what classical music has to offer them as well.
Sleep is essential towards better health and staying fit. That is why people have to resort to various means to be able to sleep well in the process. Thank to the availability of such soothing melodies and tunes, sleep can be solicited through another sound alternative.
Music For Sleep at BookTones.com
Posted Apr 12, 2007
Clinically Proven Musical System to Help you Fall Asleep, Stay Asleep and Wake up Rejuvenated - from http://booktones.com - Dr Jeffrey Thompson provides alternative therapies to exercise and healthy living.
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Polyphasic Sleep
0 Comments Published by Max March 6th, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, SLEEP Psychology.
What is polyphasic sleep? Well, according to Wikipedia,
Polyphasic sleep is a sleep pattern intended to reduce sleep time to 2–5 hours daily. This is achieved by spreading out sleep into short naps of around 20–45 minutes throughout the day.
Facinating, isn’t it? Here’s a guy who’s trying it right now:
I’m starting this polyphasic sleep schedule today, so last night was my last night of “normal” sleep for a while. I still got up at 5am this morning, and then I’ll begin doing the naps every 4 hours starting this afternoon. I’ll use a countdown timer alarm set for 30 minutes, so I won’t oversleep. I’ve decided that my sleep times will be 1am, 5am, 9am, 1pm, 5pm, and 9pm. I aim to continue at least until Halloween… or death, whichever comes first. If it seems to be going well and I retain basic functionality, then I’ll decide whether I want to continue with it.
Remember, if you have an irregular schedule or work on and off, this polyphasic sleep might just do the trick for your sleeping.
Check out Uberman’s sleep schedule also, which seems to be a type of polyphasic sleep.
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How to sleep better Links
0 Comments Published by Max February 16th, 2007 in SLEEP Gadgets, SLEEP News.
Here’s some good articles on how to sleep better:
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