5 reasons you fall asleep every time you watch TV

Bedtime, TV, Sleep, Habit

The scene is familiar, you sit down to finally watch the season finale everyone has been talking about, and within 20 minutes you are out. You jolt awake, pretend it did not happen, and drift off again before the credits roll. It feels harmless, maybe even cozy but sleep experts say there is actually quite […]

How poor sleep creates insomnia

Irritable Male Syndrome, Man, Testosterone

A bad night of sleep is something most people experience at some point, whether due to stress, travel or an important upcoming event. For many, that disruption is temporary. But for others, it can evolve into something more persistent. Experts in Gastroenterology and sleep science note that insomnia is not simply about getting less sleep. […]

Sleep experts share 4 simple fixes for better rest tonight

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The approaching daylight saving time transition on November 3rd highlights America’s complex relationship with sleep. Between 50 to 70 million Americans battle chronic sleep disorders, with one in three adults reporting inadequate rest nightly. This widespread challenge affects both physical and mental well-being, making effective sleep solutions increasingly crucial. The time change, while seemingly minor, […]

The Sleep Crisis: Understanding Its Impact on Black Health

Bedtime, TV, Sleep, Habit

Sleep deprivation is a growing concern in America, with the National Sleep Foundation recommending seven to eight hours of sleep per night. Alarmingly, a study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that over a third of American adults do not get enough sleep regularly. This lack of sleep has significant health […]

When anger becomes unhealthy

The health implications of anger Anger is a natural emotion that can have significant impacts on our health. A study in the Journal of the American Heart Association revealed that even short bursts of anger could negatively affect heart health by impairing artery function, which is linked to increased heart attack risk. This is not […]