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Five Wellness Tips for A Good Night’s Sleep

Achieving wellness in your life can be a complex balancing act. There are so many considerations to take into account. Today’s modern American lifestyle includes stresses from work, home, and society itself. Surely, eating right and exercising on a regular basis are also key contributors. Perhaps the most important wellness factor is actually getting a…

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And Now, Here’s the Rest of the Story

If you heard Paul Harvey’s voice as you read the title to this piece, then you’re in good company. To our knowledge, he didn’t report about beds or resting or anyone who was the subject of a great story using either. Unfortunately, too many people know less than nothing about resting, its benefits or how…

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Sleep Fact and Fiction

Many Americans struggle to fall asleep or stay asleep each night. If you are one of them you may have heard conflicting information about what helps people sleep and what negatively impacts sleep. Read on to learn whether common sleep beliefs are fact or fiction. Fiction: Alcohol Will Help You Sleep. People commonly believe that…

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Bedtime Stories for Better Learning

So we’ve been thinking a lot this time of year about getting kids back on that school-night schedule, hard as it may be for youngsters and grown-ups alike. It’s important, because sleep is even more crucial for kids than for adults and the average elementary school student needs 11 hours per night. Experts say bedtime routines—some people…

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How to Travel Restfully

This is the time of year when many of us peel ourselves away from work and head out on vacation, that blissful week or so of relaxation, new experiences and “getting-away-from-it-all.” But oftentimes, traveling is anything but restful. (Especially if you’re traveling with young children!) There’s packing and driving and flying and waiting for your…

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