Saturday

Spring Forward And Feel Good Too


With Daylight Saving Time, everyone stands the risk of trying to "steal" another hour of sleep...affecting you for several days! The National Sleep Foundation suggests steps you can take to minimize the loss and still feel refreshed. Here are a few simple SLEEP RULES that can help:

-Be sure to adjust your clocks on the day before the change. Many of our clocks update automatically, but don't forget the ones that don't.

-Do your best to still get a complete nights rest Saturday into Sunday.

-Go to bed an hour "earlier" on Saturday, and fight the urge to grab that "extra" hour.

-Plan to get up at what would have been your "normal" on on the first day of daylight-saving time, no matter what the clock says.

-You will want to, but don't nap on Sunday! Even if you sometimes do :)

-Go to bed on Sunday at what would have been your normal bedtime, you'll thank yourself Monday morning for not feeling sleep deprived!

Don't just reset your clock this weekend, reset your way of handling Daylight Saving Time...and look forward to a well rested Springtime.

Friday

Mattress King raising money for "Tools For Schools"

Join us in our challenge to raise $10,000 or more for Tools for School. Visit participating stores in Northern Alabama now thru August 6, 2011. $25 from each mattress sold will be donated to 'Tools for Schools' for much needed necessities for students in our communities.

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Wednesday

Common Sleep Complaints May Be Tied to Heart Threat

Loud snoring, difficulty falling asleep and unrefreshing sleep are each significant predictors of the development of metabolic syndrome, finds a new study.

Common Sleep Complaints May Be Tied to Heart Threat - US News and World Report

Wednesday

Schizophrenia could be revealed by distinctive sleep pattern

Schizophrenia could be revealed by distinctive sleep pattern


When people with schizophrenia sleep, their brain waves show a distinctive pattern that may someday lead to one of the first biological markers for this devastating mental illness.