Sunday, August 1, 2010

Marc Schiller – Man With a Vision

Marc Schiller- Man With a Vision
Insomnia, which means ‘no sleep’ in Latin, is defined as the inability to either go to sleep or stay asleep, waking up too early or feeling unrefreshed after sleeping. It is estimated to affect about 30% of adults in the U.S. alone.
Marc Schiller wants to change all that.

Did you miss it?

November 28, 2009 by scc  
Filed under Guest poster

Randy Townsend December 16, 2009
 
Did you miss it?
The AARC had their 55th International Respiratory Congress on December 5th in San Antonio Texas. The e-mail stated this
“The largest gathering of respiratory professionals in the world features the latest products and services, research and notable speakers. The educational program is packed with courses for [...]

Trouble Sleeping? Just Breathe

This article 1st appeared at LIVESTRONG.COM, on Mon Aug 24, 2009 4:27pm PDT
By Brad Kearns
If your mind is racing and you are having difficulty falling asleep, a few minutes of simple but effective breathing exercises can help calm your nervous system on a chemical level and lead to greater success in hitting the sack. The awareness [...]

Dr. Breus on Teens and Sleep Deprivation

Help the kids with Sleep Hygiene

 
Randy Townsend September 25 at 12:44pm

Here are a group of 8th graders in TX who want to actively start a Sleep Hygiene Project in their local school district to help promote healthy sleep habits in teenagers. They have a website called: http://www.projectsiesta.com/
These youngsters would welcome your input/support for their project. They can be reached [...]

Nappuccino please, extra foam!

November 15, 2009 by Jane  
Filed under Jane

One Nappuccino please. An afternoon one, no longer than 20-30 minutes.
I come from a long line of nappers. My mother is from the deep South and when I was little, we used to go there to visit my grandmother. EVERYONE there would take a nap from noon to 2. Businesses closed down, traffic was non [...]

Stress takes toll on health of Boomers

By Sonja Isger Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
This article was originally Posted: 1:12 p.m. Monday, Dec. 7, 2009 on palmbeachpost.com

 
Dr. Mark Rogovin doesn’t need to check in with CNN to know the tanking economy is taking a toll on the public.The waiting room of his Boynton Beach family practice is evidence of it.
“They’re tired despite a full night [...]

Warm hands, warm heart – how physical and emotional warmth are linked

November 5, 2009 by scc  
Filed under Gus, Sleep Environment

Posted on: Not Exactly Rocket Science for EveryOne on October 26, 2008 10:00 AM, by Ed Yong

We will readily describe a person’s demeanour as “warm” or “cold” but this link between temperature and personality is more than just a metaphorical one. A new study shows that warming a person’s fingertips can also bring out the [...]

Improving Sleep: A guide to a good night’s rest

November 1, 2009 by scc  
Filed under Sleep 411

Thanks to technology, with the push of a button you can summon a movie on your television, speed-dial a friend’s cell phone, or ensure fresh coffee awaits you in the morning. Unfortunately, there’s no button to push that instantly puts you to sleep and wakes you up feeling refreshed. Instead, just like your primitive ancestors, [...]

Cost-Effective Ways to Fight Insomnia

November 1, 2009 by scc  
Filed under Gus, Insomnia, Sleep 411, Sleep Hygiene, Sleep disorders

By LESLEY ALDERMAN
Published: June 5, 2009

HOW much would you pay for a good night’s sleep?
If the sleep peddlers have their way, quite a bit. Sleep is a $23.9 billion industry — if you count things as diverse as mattresses, white noise machines and prescription pills — and it has more than doubled in the last [...]