Posts Tagged ‘Diabetes’

Better Sleeping Links of the Week: April 18-24, 2009

04/24/2009

Better sleeping links of the week is back, yet it seems like we just did last week’s link round-up yesterday… oh well.  We know that all of you are anxious to dive into this week’s discoveries, so liets get started.
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Sleeping Problems and Diabetes: Reader’s Experience Part 1

03/23/2009

Sleep aids and sleeping problems are the usual topics that we like to tackle in our blog posts.  We feel that the more sleep awareness that we provide for our readers, the more knowledge they will have about the benefits and risks that sleeping produces for the body.  Last week, we blogged about the possible connection between sleeping and diabetes and apparently one of our readers had a deep personal connection with blog post.
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Speed Sleep’s: Better Sleeping Links of the Week

03/20/2009

Another addition of our weekly post: “Better Sleeping Links of the Week”.  We went through a ton of articles this week and choose the best five.  Hopefully these will help inform people on the benefits of getting a good nights sleep without the assistance of unnatural sleep aids.
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Sleeping Problems Can Increase Chances of Triggering Diabetes.

03/16/2009

Sleeping problems and related studies are starting to become more common these days with multiple discoveries pointing towards serious health concerns.  Sleeping has an extremely tight bond with the overall health of people, which is why it has become such an important topic to research in the medical field.  Lack of sleep has been linked to health concerns such as obesity, heart disease, increased blood pressure and now, diabetes.
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Regular Sleep and Diabetes Prevention

06/23/2008

Diabetes is a major and growing problem in this country, and like many other health problems, it is almost entirely preventable. One of the things that can help combat diabetes is regular, high quality sleep that allows your body to rest and restore itself, leading to optimal health. On the other hand, consistent sleep problems and sleep deprivation have the opposite effect.
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