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Why You Keep Waking Up at 3 AM, According to Science
Ancient sleep patterns and natural changes in sleep cycles may help explain nighttime wake-ups, but worrying about them can make things worse.
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VICE My ENT Doctor Swore I’d Stop Snoring After Surgery. This Mouth Tape Got Closer.
It’s a mouth tape that actually survives the night, and doesn’t tear my face off in the morning.
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Scientists Found the Best Workout to Do If You Want to Sleep Better
Researchers just found high-intensity yoga twice a week was linked to the biggest sleep-quality improvements.
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Why Your Neighborhood Could Be Affecting How You Sleep, According to a New Study
Researchers found that greener, more enclosed streets were linked to longer sleep and fewer insomnia symptoms.
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Ozlo Sleepbuds – Credit: Ozlo These Sleep Earbuds Are Made for Side-Sleepers to Block Bedtime Noise and Catch Zs
Quit trying to use regular earbuds for sleeping. These are more comfortable.
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Background Noise While You Sleep Could Be Bad for Your Brain, New Study Suggests
A small study found that quiet random sounds during sleep reduced deep sleep and affected visual-spatial memory after a nap.
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The Anker Soundcare A20 in action. – Credit: Anker Get $30 Off the Anker Sleep Earbuds You Can Actually Wear All Night
If the world won’t be quiet enough to let you sleep, block it out.
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Maha Haq for VICE I Tried These Canna River Sleep Gummies (and Knocked Out Quick AF)
I knocked TF out on these Strawberry Mango gummies.
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9 Ways to Survive This Year’s Brutally Hot Summer Nights, According to Sleep Experts
Sleep experts say cooling your body, managing room temperature, and choosing breathable bedding can help during hot nights.
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The Seriously Weird Things Ambien Does to Sleepers
A famous person woke up covered in chewed gum. Others have cooked meals, had sex, and even driven while asleep. The side effects can get seriously bizarre.
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Sleeping Too Much Might Be Bad for You Now, Because Apparently Nothing Is Safe
Researchers found that sleeping outside a moderate range was associated with signs of accelerated aging across the body.
