Tag: sleep

We already know how great yoga is for our body and overall health. Yoga can help you relax, keep your muscles flexible and improve your sleep. Yoga can help you improve your sleep because it …

A quality night’s sleep is key to maintaining concentration and productivity, avoiding weight gain and lowering the risk of getting a heart disease. Sleep is extremely important for our mental and physical health. Unfortunately, many …

We’ve all had the experience of tossing and turning in bed, unable to get some shut-eye. Some may have sleeping disorders like sleep apnea that needs a breathing device to keep the airways open while sleeping. You might …

Your brain is amazing. It’s a powerful force that needs caring for, and if you have the opportunity to look after and strengthen it, then you should take the time to do so. Try the …

Whether you’re a mother of a colicky baby or a cranky teenager, getting enough sleep can be a hassle. Dealing with the daily stress of parenthood can cause added anxiety that prevents even the most …

There’s nothing better than a peaceful good night’s sleep. It helps us rest and restore energy. Although we feel most relaxed during sleep, sometimes unpleasant and strange things occur. No one can explain why those …

Do you have trouble sleeping? Do you suffer from back pain the moment you lie in bed? Don’t worry, we’re going to help you sleep better, and back pain-free. Here are some yoga poses very …

Sleep is a biological need modern men and women take for granted. Arianna Huffington, co-founder and editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post, underscores the impact of a fast-paced lifestyle to our physical and mental health. In …

Being a new parent is great but for many people not getting enough sleep at night can have a lot of side effects, some of which are: Mood swings – grumpy, stressed and emotional are …

This incredible photo went viral in just a few days! No one knows who took it, but that doesn’t even matter. What matters is the kindness and love that this photo reflects…   We assume …