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Feeling irritable lately? It could be you aren't getting enough sleep. Work, household responsibilities and child care can make sleep hard to come by. Factor in other unexpected challenges   more »
View Article  Sleep 3 of 3
Most insomniacs go to bed before they are sleepy in an attempt to catch up on lost sleep time and to relieve their sense of tiredness and fatigue. However, typically, when they go to bed they don't sleep, but worry about issues in their daily lives and, in particular, their   more »
View Article  Sleep 2 of 3
Tips for taking a good nap may sound like common sense, but some you may not have thought of: Best nap length: Keep your nap short. Naps for longer than 1 hour will make it harder for you   more »
View Article  Sleep 1 of 3
Sleep deprivation is an unrecognized cause of many problems, such as accidents, illness, and poor job performance. Find out how your sleep habits is affecting you, and how to get a good night's   more »
View Article  Dealing with Insomnia 10 of 11
If you're susceptible to the caffeine's effects, just small amounts - even one cup of coffee or tea - may prompt unwanted results, such as anxiety, restlessness and irritability. The more sensitive you   more »
View Article  Dealing with Insomnia 9 of 11
Associate your bed with sleep. To strengthen the association between your bed and sleep—read, watch TV, snack, and chat on the phone someplace else. Create an environment for sleep. Design your sleep space with the   more »
View Article  Dealing with Insomnia 8 of 11
Most insomniacs go to bed before they are sleepy in an attempt to catch up on lost sleep time and to relieve their sense of tiredness and fatigue. However, typically, when they go to bed   more »
View Article  Dealing with Insomnia 7 of 11
TWO WEEK SLEEP DIARY INSTRUCTIONS: Write the date, day of the week, and type of day: Work, School, Day Off, or Vacation. Put the letter “C” in the box when you have coffee, cola or tea. Put “M” when you take any medicine. Put “A” when you drink   more »
View Article  Insomnia-how to deal with it 6 of 11
Many cases of insomnia will respond to changes that you can make on your own. You can often sleep better by simply following the practices of good sleep hygiene. Sleep    more »
View Article  Insomnia, how to deal with it 5 of 11
There are four basic kinds of insomnia: Difficulty falling asleep Difficulty staying asleep Waking up too early Poor quality sleep   more »
View Article  Insomnia, how to deal with it 4 of 11
The anesthetic used in the study, known as ethyl carbamate or urethane, provides researchers with a tool to more thoroughly investigate ways of treating sleep disorders and improving   more »
View Article  Dealing with Insomnia 3 of 11
Tips for Adults and Adolescents The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) offers the following tips for adults and adolescents on how to get a good night's sleep: · Follow a consistent   more »
View Article  Dealing with Insomnia 2 of 11
Sleep is as essential to your health and well-being as exercise and a healthy diet. It gives your body a chance to recharge so you can feel great every day. If you don't get enough rest, it's hard   more »
View Article  Dealing with Insomnia 1 of 11
Common hassles at work are more likely than long hours, night shifts or job insecurity to follow workers home and interfere with their sleep. That's the conclusion of a University of Michigan study   more »
View Article  Insomnia, Sleep Tips, Caffiene Topics Starting May 1
Insomnia Topis Starting May 1 1. Stress At Work Hampers Sleep 2. Are You Sleepy? 3. Signs that you're probably not getting    more »