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Even though it may seem the plane is determined to keep you awake, there are hacks to gain bits of comfort here and there
Checking your phone right before bed may expose you to the threat of a sleeping disorder.
New US research has found that if you're struggling to get some shut-eye, taking a bath one to two hours before heading to bed could help you get a better night's sleep.
A team of American scientists observed how the brain reacts to short, intense exposure to blue light in order to determine how sleep is affected.
Seoul is often described as a city that never sleeps. But for those who wish to sleep, the city has some amazing, extraordinary places for a restful retreat in the middle of the day.
A recent study suggests sleep deprivation has everything to do with why many of us have the urge to eat late at night.
Research has revealed that the severity of sleep disruption is linked to age acceleration.
Some foods will not only satisfy your hunger but also help you sleep better.
Sleeping for only several hours a night can make you feel uncomfortable the day after. Among the symptoms are all-day drowsiness, weakness, a lack of focus and irritability.
The workout, called Inspiratory Muscle Strength Training (IMST), is claimed to reduce heart attack risk and enhance cardiovascular health, as well as cognitive and physical performance.