REM sleep is crucial to your overall health and plays an important role in brain function and development, but how? And what even is this unique phase of sleep?
Insomnia is a common problem that, if gone untreated, can have a number of repercussions. Read on to learn about the causes, symptoms, and impact of insomnia.
Poor sleep and more problems with allergies, asthma and acne are just a few of the problems awaiting you if you don't swap out your pillows on a regular basis.
Not only do night owls have a higher risk of many diseases, but they are 10% more likely to die early than early birds. However, societal factors are at play.
When we hit our heads on that pillow, we're doing more than just getting a good night's rest. In fact, for athletes, sleep improves their muscle growth.
Are you a night owl who struggles with groggy mornings? There are some things you can do that will help. Here's how to wake yourself up in the morning.
If you struggle with insomnia, it may be tempting to take a sleeping pill to get some relief. But regular use of sleeping pills has unexpected consequences.
You might have woken up to hear your partner mumbling in their sleep, or have been told you sleep talk yourself. Why does this happen? Get the scoop here.
Dehydration can have uncomfortable effects on our bodies, causing us to up our water intake. But what happens if we get dehydrated while we're sleeping?
Maybe you've grown to love and look forward to your bedtime routine, but sleeping away from home is likely to demonstrate just how delicate the ritual is.
Millions of Americans suffer from insomnia. Now, a new study reveals sleepless nights affect your risk for heart disease. Here's what you need to know.
A 15-minute walk can not only get your heart pumping and body moving in the morning, but the extra daylight can also help you sleep at night. Here's why.
Is sleeping alone better for you than sleeping next to someone you love? Let's look at what happens to your body when you stop sleeping next to your partner.