Why and How to Optimize Your Sleep
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Why and How to Optimize Your Sleep

 The Benefits of Sleep Sleep plays an important role in our physical and mental health. It helps to restore both the body and mind, providing our bodies with necessary rest and allowing us to fee...

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Maria Dorfner interviews Dēp founder, Glenn Paradise, on Bold TV
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Maria Dorfner interviews Dēp founder, Glenn Paradise, on Bold TV

Maria Dorfner interviews Dēp Slēpwear founder, Glenn Paradise, on BoldTV.

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Some Cool Oura Ring Stats Behind Dēp Sleep
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Some Cool Oura Ring Stats Behind Dēp Sleep

In his latest blog, sleep expert, Jason Piper, posts his Oura ring stats pre- and post-sleep hoodie.

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Get better sleep to strengthen your immune system
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Get better sleep to strengthen your immune system

Getting quality sleep is critical to developing a healthy immune system. Establish your own healthy strategies to keep your body strong and always fighting against sickness, disease and all the nasty germs out there these days.

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Give the Gift of Sleep All Year Round
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Give the Gift of Sleep All Year Round

In December 2019, I did an interview with The Sleep Forum. It was about giving and getting the gift of sleep. Listen here.

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Try These Smart Bedroom Upgrades for Improving Sleep
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Try These Smart Bedroom Upgrades for Improving Sleep

Along with prepping your body and mind for optimal sleep, you also need to organize your environment to allow for restful and sustained sleep.

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We’re all getting less sleep, but especially those who need it the most.
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We’re all getting less sleep, but especially those who need it the most.

A recent study from Ball State University found the prevalence of inadequate sleep, defined as seven hours or less, increased from 30.9% in 2010 to 35.6% in 2018.

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