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Sleep is vital. It’s the time we spend repairing and re-energising our bodies, it’s where our minds lay down our memories and subconsciously process the issues we deal with in our day-to-day lives. The quality of sleep we get can seriously effect everything from our physical health and energy levels, to our emotional well-being.
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A Blogger for the Huffington Post recently pronounced sleep to be ‘the next great feminist issue,’ arguing that for women, getting better quality of rest is the next important step towards equality that we need to take.
I’m pretty sure that if you got a room full of avowed feminists together, improved sleep is not exactly [...]
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Dr Philip Low is a neuroscientist working in La Jolla, California. He is 30 years old. He is also on the verge, so he believes, of revolutionising the study of sleep and sleep disorders, changing the way we diagnose sleep disorders and disease, and, as he puts it “to give people access to their own [...]
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Snoring is a health issue, but it’s not really like a cold or a broken bone. It’s not something that just occurs and is there to be dealt with. It creeps up on you, it’s the result of changes over the time. Ask any chronic snorer and they will be vague as to when it [...]
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It’s very easy to forget that if you’re snoring, sleeping uncomfortably, and waking up tired, then maybe it’s time to look at upgrading your mattress. It’s also quite true that a lot of snorers are doing so because they are sleeping in an uncomfortable position.
A study published in a 2006 issue of the Journal of [...]
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