Sleep News - 2023

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s the world gears up to celebrate the importance of a good night’s rest on World Sleep Day, an entirely different kind of endurance is set to unfold on the rugged trails of the Absa Cape Epic – the planet’s most televised mountain bike race. In a fascinating twist of timing, the event kicks off just as World Sleep Day approaches, creating a unique intersection of wellness and sporting grit.
For many long-term couples, the bed, which is meant to be a haven of sleep, harmony, and intimacy, has unfortunately turned into a battleground.
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s the world gears up to celebrate the importance of a good night’s rest on World Sleep Day, an entirely different kind of endurance is set to unfold on the rugged trails of the Absa Cape Epic – the planet’s most televised mountain bike race. In a fascinating twist of timing, the event kicks off just as World Sleep Day approaches, creating a unique intersection of wellness and sporting grit.
Sleep is sometimes taken for granted since it occurs naturally, but it actually plays a crucial role in promoting good health and overall well-being.
or a long time, the belief has been that the only valuable sleep is a continuous 7 to 8-hour stretch, a sleep specialist shares info that could change your view on sleep and what’s considered normal.
The prevailing belief has been that the only valuable sleep is a solid 7 to 8-hour stretch, insights from a sleep specialist may reshape your perspective on sleep and what is deemed normal.
We’re advised that getting a full eight hours of sleep is the standard, given the demands of everyday life achieving this can be challenging.
The belief has been that the only valuable sleep is a solid 7 to 8-hour stretch, insights from a sleep specialist may reshape your perspective on sleep and what is deemed normal.
So, how many hours of sleep should you aim for each night? What defines “normal sleep”?Ray White discusses this with Restonic sleep specialist, Dr. Alison Bentley.
Despite books and Google insisting that normal sleep involves a continuous 7-8 hour stretch, starting at 10 pm and ending at 6 am, how many of us truly adhere to such a pattern?”
I’M NEW!
s the world gears up to celebrate the importance of a good night’s rest on World Sleep Day, an entirely different kind of endurance is set to unfold on the rugged trails of the Absa Cape Epic – the planet’s most televised mountain bike race. In a fascinating twist of timing, the event kicks off just as World Sleep Day approaches, creating a unique intersection of wellness and sporting grit.
Join us on iAfrica and celebrate with Word Sleep Day with this year’s theme of “Sleep is essential for health”
On Friday 17 March 2023 World Sleep Day is celebrated across the world with a strong theme of of health and sleep.
Usain Bolt once said after the 2008 Olympics that Sleep is essential for health.
n Goeie nagrus is krities belangrik vir jou gesondheid. Vind uit jy nie moet uit mis nie.
World Sleep Day almost at the same time as the start of this year’s Absa Cape Epic. Prof Mike Posthumus, will be riding as the Restonic
When we delve into the realm of sleep, the prevailing notion has long been that a solid eight hours of slumber is the gold standard for rejuvenation. Yet, have you ever encountered those individuals who fervently attest to thriving on a mere six hours of shut-eye? Conversely, there are those who indulge in a luxurious 10 to 11 hours of nightly rest. The truth is, the landscape of sleep is far more intricate than a one-size-fits-all prescription.
World Sleep Day is celebrated annually on the 17th of March, and 2023’s theme is “Sleep is essential for health”. After all, when asked about his intense training regime after the 2008 Olympics, Usain Bolt said the most important aspect was sleep.
“Die belangrikste ding is dat jy moet voel jy het genoeg geslaap wanneer jy wakker word – jy is nie slaperig gedurende die dag nie. Goeie dagfunksie is ‘n beter maatstaf van normaal eerder as die regte syfers vir jou slaap in die nag,” verduidelik Bentley
s the world gears up to celebrate the importance of a good night’s rest on World Sleep Day, an entirely different kind of endurance is set to unfold on the rugged trails of the Absa Cape Epic – the planet’s most televised mountain bike race. In a fascinating twist of timing, the event kicks off just as World Sleep Day approaches, creating a unique intersection of wellness and sporting grit.
I’M NEW!
s the world gears up to celebrate the importance of a good night’s rest on World Sleep Day, an entirely different kind of endurance is set to unfold on the rugged trails of the Absa Cape Epic – the planet’s most televised mountain bike race. In a fascinating twist of timing, the event kicks off just as World Sleep Day approaches, creating a unique intersection of wellness and sporting grit.
Based on research conducted the occurrence of insomnia saw a rise from 2000 to 2010, approximately 30-40% of adults reported experiencing symptoms of insomnia.
Instead of peacefully drifting into slumber, you find yourself tossing and turning for a couple of hours, when someone inquires about your well-being the next day, you attribute your restless night to insomnia
he sound we perceive as snoring arises from a combination vibrations, often coupled with a partially open mouth. The obstruction can manifest in various regions within the nasal passages or the throat.
If achieving a good night’s sleep feels like an ongoing challenge for you, you’re certainly not alone. According to the sleep tracking app Sleep Cycle, South Africans tend to spend fewer hours in slumber than individuals from any other nation across the globe.
The sound we perceive as snoring arises from a combination vibrations, often coupled with a partially open mouth. The obstruction can manifest in various regions within the nasal passages or the throat.
I’M NEW!
s the world gears up to celebrate the importance of a good night’s rest on World Sleep Day, an entirely different kind of endurance is set to unfold on the rugged trails of the Absa Cape Epic – the planet’s most televised mountain bike race. In a fascinating twist of timing, the event kicks off just as World Sleep Day approaches, creating a unique intersection of wellness and sporting grit.
Dr. Alison Bentley points out, “Snoring suggests that there is an obstruction to regular breathing that specifically happens during sleep.”
Snoring is highly common and may appear normal to many, but it often causes distress for partners and couples.
I’M NEW!
s the world gears up to celebrate the importance of a good night’s rest on World Sleep Day, an entirely different kind of endurance is set to unfold on the rugged trails of the Absa Cape Epic – the planet’s most televised mountain bike race. In a fascinating twist of timing, the event kicks off just as World Sleep Day approaches, creating a unique intersection of wellness and sporting grit.
Snoring is not actually normal.This is not to say it is a medical condition ,it just means that your breathing is not happening as it should.
Sharing a bed with a snorer can be quite challenging, but it’s generally less severe than dealing with sleep apnea.
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s the world gears up to celebrate the importance of a good night’s rest on World Sleep Day, an entirely different kind of endurance is set to unfold on the rugged trails of the Absa Cape Epic – the planet’s most televised mountain bike race. In a fascinating twist of timing, the event kicks off just as World Sleep Day approaches, creating a unique intersection of wellness and sporting grit.
Sleep paralysis occurs when you wake up and are aware that you’re awake, yet unable to move your limbs for a brief moment,” says Dr. Alison Bentley, a sleep expert at Restonic. Staying informed is crucial for a prosperous future in South Africa, and News24 is entering a new era of fearless journalism after 25 years of keeping the country informed.
Numerous factors can disrupt our sleep, ranging from stress and work-related overthinking to potential sleep disorders that hinder a restful night’s sleep.
Mouth taping promotes nasal breathing during sleep, offering potential benefits like reduced snoring and improved sleep. However, it poses safety concerns.
There are many reasons why we sometimes struggle to sleep – from stress to your mind not being able to shut off after work or even suffering from a sleeping disorder
Dr Alison Bentley, medical doctor at the Restonic Ezintsha Sleep Clinic, explains that the clinic will fulfil three key functions: clinical, research and training.
Dr Alison Bentley explains two types of insomnia – acute and chronic.
The Restonic Ezintsha Sleep Clinic, the first in South Africa, has opened in Johannesburg. In partnership with the Ezintsha health research center, it will focus on sleep and health research.
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