This is bad news for early birds, but it seems to dispel the notion that those who stay up late struggle to focus the next day.
I don’t know about you, but when I miss an hour of my precious night’s sleep, I can barely cope the next day.
We could all do with better sleep, and a little improved cognitive function sounds good too.
There’s no sweeter relief than waking up shaking and sweating after a gruelling fit of late-night purgatory and realising that it was merely a nightmare.
When it comes to one of life’s greatest pleasures and those that struggle to achieve it, there are frankly never enough hacks and tips for ensuring a good night’s rest.
There are apps and gadgets, there are podcasts, and there are simpler, more old-school methods to get to sleep.
Research shows that recurring dreams, like being late or showing up naked, may reflect unresolved conflicts in your life.
Someone with the word ‘bed’ in her name tested out many of the popular DIY insomnia remedies, with admittedly limited success.
Turns out your sleepness nights could be attributed to what some are calling ‘coronasomnia’.
Smashing a cup of coffee first thing in the morning is how most of us get going, but should that wait until after brekkie?
Knowing where your nightmares come from and how to control them goes a long way towards a decent night’s sleep.
Restless night? There’s an easy way to keep track of how many hours you’ve slept, and to help you decide whether you need to make some changes.
Everyone is trying to figure out why Drake would drop a staggering $390 000 on a mattress.
Convert your phone from the thing that keeps you awake to the thing that puts you to sleep with these five podcasts that may help your insomnia.
If you’re reading this at 3AM, welcome to the club. We’re all a little sleep deprived these days, but it doesn’t have to be that way.
Sleep remains a favourite pastime for many, but getting a good eight hours isn’t as easy as it used to be. Perhaps this app may help.
If you needed a reason to take it easy and catch up on some much-needed sleep, here’s the science to back you up.
If you’re struggling to get close to the recommended eight hours a night, you may be one of the many who are suffering from chronic sleeplessness or insomnia.
We’re all guilty of smashing the snooze button now and again for an extra few minutes of sleep, but what do the experts say about the habit?
When it comes to sleep, we could all use more of it. Here are three simple tips that should lead to some quality shut-eye.
Everyone knows that starting a family means sacrificing sleep. Are you ready to give it up for six years, though?
Ford has designed a bed guaranteed to keep your bed-hogging partner from straying out of “their lane”.
There’s sleepwalking, and sleep talking, and now you can add the potentially awkward sleep texting into the equation.
Struggling to catch a decent night’s rest? Listen up, because here are five ways to ensure your body is able to recharge those batteries.
If you’re not one for exercise, this little trick might help you lose the weight you have been trying to shed for years – and it’s as easy as 90 minutes.
Not getting a full night of sleep can ruin your day, but how do you cope if it happens every night? Perhaps it’s time to start working on figuring that out.
As schedules in the south get busier and busier, stressed out and exhausted Koreans are looking for anything to “fast heal”. Ever heard of the nap cafe?
While some people sleep walk, others sleep sex, a type of parasomnia which involves the dangerous act of engaging in sexual behaviour whilst still asleep.
In this day and age there are many aspects adding to our anxiety, that in turn ruin a good night of sleep – but this may just help you out.
Sleep is so important and if you’re having trouble, try these ten steps of mindful meditation to relax your subconscious.