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Sleep Health

Sleep health refers to the quality, duration, and patterns of sleep that contribute to overall well-being. It involves achieving restorative and sufficient sleep on a regular basis to support physical, mental, and emotional health.

Over 50 million Americans grapple with sleep disorders, a significant portion of whom remain undiagnosed. The ramifications stretch far and wide, exacerbating health issues such as hypertension, obesity, cognitive decline, and emotional volatility. This astounding figure underscores the pivotal role that sleep studies assume in identifying and managing these common yet often unnoticed conditions.

Exploring the Importance of Sleep Studies in Diagnosis

Over 50 million Americans grapple with sleep disorders, a significant portion of whom remain undiagnosed. The ramifications stretch far and wide, exacerbating health issues such as hypertension, obesity, cognitive decline, and emotional volatility. This astounding figure underscores the pivotal role that sleep studies assume in identifying and managing these common yet often unnoticed conditions.

Restless

Managing Restless Leg Syndrome: Tips for Relief and Comfort

Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS), also known as Willis-Ekbom Disease, is a common neurological disorder characterized by an uncontrollable urge to move your legs, often accompanied by uncomfortable sensations. These sensations can be described as creeping, crawling, itching, aching, or a feeling of “restlessness” within the legs.