Beating Insomnia. Seven Secrets to a Peaceful Sleep
By: Graeme Lanham
It’s 4 am and you’re wide awake.You could be the one in three who have trouble sleeping. So what are the culprits and remedies for insomnia and how much sleep do you really need to beat the bedtime blues?
The truth: Everyone should sleep from seven to nine hours per night regardless of age, according to Edward L. Schneider, MD, dean of the Leonard Davis School of Gerontology at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Sleeping less than seven hours weakens immunity and increases the risk for depression, falls and accidents.
I am posting this article as a heads up to anyone thinking of buying a Dux bed. It gives an idea of how much a Dux bed sells for these days and also attempts to provide an alternative as far as somewhat equivalent quality at a lower price. I cannot remember where I found this article and can only say that the article is based on the opinion of one person. Since I do not have any personal knowledge of either sleep system mentioned, I feel obliged to inform you to take the information and recommendations at face value.
Buying bed sheets for an adjustable bed or a regular bed can sometimes seem like a very daunting task. With so many different sizes and a plethora of different materials, patterns and quality levels, choosing new bed sheets is reserved for informed consumers only. Are you informed? Check out the following quide to buying the correct bed sheets for your bed.
A good night’s sleep is what helps you to sail through the stresses of modern living. While environment is important, the place over which you are lying is no less important for settling into peaceful sleep. What can be more wonderful than throwing yourself into a cozy and comfortable bed at the end of the day? And if you can adjust the head and foot of the bed to get the most comfortable posture then there can be nothing like it. Well, an adjustable bed just makes it possible for you.




