Plenty of people are concerned with how many calories they burn while they're awake, but did you know that you can burn calories even when you're asleep?
The reasons why someone may smoke marijuana are varied, but there is one potential benefit that many people use it for, and that's better quality of sleep.
Science tells us that sleep and social connection are two basic human needs. But new research shows they may be more closely intertwined than we thought.
Getting enough sleep is vital to our health, but many people don't get sufficient zzzs. If you're not getting enough sleep, here are some possible reasons why.
New statistics from the CDC indicate there has been a startling rise in melatonin poisonings in children. Over the past decade, the number has surged by 530%.
A lack of sleep can lead us to crave foods that may be high in fat and calories. Additionally, sleep deprivation inhibits our metabolism's functionality.
Everyone knows sleep is important, but some find it more difficult than others to get a good night's sleep. It turns out losing weight helps you sleep better.
When we hit our heads on that pillow, we're doing more than just getting a good night's rest. In fact, for athletes, sleep improves their muscle growth.
In addition to leaving us lethargic and short on energy, research shows that a lack of sleep can negatively impact our gut health. Can it exacerbate IBS?
Lucid dreaming is a state in which we are actively aware that we're in the midst of a dream. Some develop the ability to control the content of their dreams.
Waking up from a bad dream is certainly frightening in the moment, but health experts say that nightmares can also have more long-lasting effects on our health.
If you're asleep once your head hits the pillow, the culprit may be a sleep disorder or excessive sleepiness, which may be linked to other health conditions.