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Studies now show even mild obstructive sleep apnea symptoms put you at risk for depression. Don’t despair—here are 3 easy sleep suggestions you can try tonight!
A recent blog post focused on the sleep benefits of a bedtime yoga practice. Now we take a look at how ESW products have been informed by yoga. For this, we chat with ESW owner and product designer, Michael Lavin.
While your sweetie may adore chocolate, wine, and roses, these classic Valentine’s Day gifts of love could be the perfect recipe for insomnia.
With its emphasis on calming both body and mind, yoga boasts a variety of simple postures that are ideal for relaxing before bed. Read on for five delicious restorative postures that can help you naturally drift off to sleep.
A comfy bed and a great night’s sleep—now that’s a great gift! We’ve got plenty of dreamy products to help everyone on your list sleep better. Check out these favorite holiday gift ideas.
Heart disease, stroke, obesity, and fatigue are well-known symptoms of Sleep Apnea. But now studies show that chronic sleep deprivation—another common symptom—can impact intimacy.
If you call a product the Oxygen Pillow, a lot of people think it is a pillow with oxygen in it. Fair enough! But the oxygen being referred to is actually the oxygen you breathe at night. Here’s how the Oxygen Pillow got its name.
Everyone, turn on your radios! KQED is holding a forum on sleep apnea today. The forum focuses on the correlation between sleep apnea and dementia. A neurologist and sleep specialist from Stanford, the executive director of the [...]
From the time we’re little, we hear about things that go bump in the night. As life goes on, we start to hear things that actually do go bump in the night, or rather, “zzzzzz” or “waaaaaa” in the night. “Noise Canceling Devices for a Good Night’s Sleep” reviews an array of white noise machines [...]
