Losing Sleep Could Mean Gaining Weight: One Pound Every Six Weeks Tuesday, July 7, 2026 sleep weightgain obesity health diabetes heartdisease sedentary insulinresistance nutrition wellness A recent study from Columbia University reveals that cutting sleep by just under 90 minutes per night can lead to weight gain at a rate of one pound every six weeks. This modest reduction in sleep not only contributes to … Read More
How Losing Just 80 Minutes of Sleep Can Cause Weight Gain Tuesday, July 7, 2026 sleep weightgain obesity sedentary diabetes heartdisease nutrition health insulinresistance study A recent study from Columbia University reveals a surprising link between mild sleep deprivation and gradual weight gain. Researchers found that cutting sleep by just 80 minutes per night—roughly an hour and a half—can lead … Read More
Common Sleep Mistake Could Lead to Annual Weight Gain Tuesday, July 7, 2026 sleep weight obesity diabetes heartdisease sedentariness metabolism adults health research A new study from Columbia University reveals that cutting sleep by just 80 minutes per night can lead to an average weight gain of one pound every six weeks. The research highlights that many adults who consistently get less … Read More
Matching Exercise Timing to Your Chronotype Cuts Heart Disease Risk Wednesday, April 15, 2026 chronotype exercise cardiovascular heart bloodpressure circadian fitness prevention sleep health A recent study highlights the importance of aligning exercise routines with an individual’s chronotype—whether they are naturally a morning person (‘lark’) or an evening person (‘owl’)—to reduce the risk of heart disease. … Read More
Exercise Timing Aligned with Chronotype Significantly Lowers Heart Disease Risk Wednesday, April 15, 2026 chronotype exercise heartdisease hypertension cardiology fitness sleep morning evening prevention A recent study reveals that exercising at times aligned with your natural sleep-wake preferences—whether you’re an early riser (lark) or a night owl—can substantially reduce the risk of heart disease. Experts suggest … Read More
'Owls' and 'Larks' Who Exercise at the Right Time Cut Heart Disease Risk Wednesday, April 15, 2026 chronotype exercise hearthealth cardiovascular bloodpressure circadian fitness prevention sleep personalization A recent study reveals that aligning exercise timing with your natural body clock—whether you are a morning lark or a night owl—can significantly lower the risk of heart disease. Researchers suggest that tailoring workout … Read More
Sleep Expert Reveals £2 Fix to Gain Hours of Extra Sleep Weekly Monday, March 30, 2026 sleep phone melatonin blue light alarm wellbeing mentalhealth bedtime insomnia circadian A simple and inexpensive change costing less than £2 could help millions of people secure significantly more sleep each week, according to a leading sleep expert. Research from Talkmobile reveals that the average Brit loses … Read More
Why We Should Move the Clock Change to 4pm on a Friday Saturday, March 28, 2026 daylightsaving clocks productivity sleep economy lifestyle workweek health evening tradition This Sunday at 1am, the nation will lose an hour as the clocks spring forward for Daylight Saving Time. While this biannual change is often met with groans and sleep disruptions, perhaps it’s time to reconsider when—and … Read More
Six Overlooked Causes of Headaches and the Key to Long-Term Relief, GP Reveals Tuesday, March 3, 2026 headaches migraines sleep dermatitis medication sinus allergies eyestrain neurology wellness Chronic headaches that begin as a dull ache behind the eyes and escalate into relentless pain may signal underlying health issues. Addressing these causes effectively can provide lasting relief, according to Harley Street GP … Read More
Cardiologist’s Top Advice to Lower Cholesterol and Blood Pressure Friday, February 6, 2026 cardiology hearthealth cholesterol bloodpressure fitness stressmanagement sleep vitamind socialhealth wellbeing Most people understand that maintaining a balanced diet and avoiding smoking are crucial for heart health. However, there are lesser-known habits that can silently raise your risk of heart problems. Many individuals … Read More
Cardiologist’s Key Advice to Lower Cholesterol and Blood Pressure Friday, February 6, 2026 cardiology heart cholesterol bloodpressure exercise stress sleep vitamind socialconnection wellbeing While most of us recognize that balanced nutrition and avoiding smoking are essential for heart health, there are several lesser-known habits that can quietly elevate your risk of heart disease. During Heart Month, consultant … Read More
Avoid This Common Electric Blanket Mistake to Stay Safe and Sleep Better This Winter Saturday, November 8, 2025 electricblanket safety sleep mattress winter warmth energy health bedroom heating As energy prices rise and temperatures drop this winter, more households are relying on electric blankets to keep warm. However, specialists from Land of Beds caution that improper use of electric blankets can negatively … Read More
Amazon £21.24 White Noise Machine 'Works Wonders' for Anxious Dogs Monday, November 3, 2025 whitenoise dogs anxiety fireworks pets calming separation sleep device amazon As Guy Fawkes Night approaches, many pet owners worry about how the loud fireworks will affect their furry companions. Fortunately, a simple, budget-friendly device has received glowing reviews for helping anxious dogs stay … Read More
Glastonbury Festival Revellers Endure Just Four Hours of Sleep Per Night Thursday, June 26, 2025 glastonbury sleep festival exhaustion camping mentalhealth powernap safety greenman boomtown Glastonbury Festival has earned a reputation as one of Europe’s most exhausting music festivals, with attendees averaging a mere four hours and 18 minutes of sleep per night. According to a recent survey conducted by sleep … Read More
Lessons Learned the Hard Way: My First Glastonbury Festival Experience Sunday, June 22, 2025 glastonbury festival tips crowdcontrol camping preparation sleep toilets weather caffeine Glastonbury Festival 2024 marked my debut as an adult festival-goer and my first on-the-ground reporting assignment with Somerset Live. Known for memorable moments—the Avril Lavigne crowd crush, Dua Lipa’s unexpected … Read More
Beat the Heat at Glastonbury Festival with Expert Sleep Tips Wednesday, June 18, 2025 sleep glastonbury festival comfort earplugs eye mask temperature bedtime camping relaxation Heading to Glastonbury Festival next week? With over 200,000 attendees gathering at Worthy Farm from June 25, the excitement of live performances from icons like Neil Young, Franz Ferdinand, and The Prodigy will keep spirits … Read More
Dreams Opens First Bath Store, Bringing Better Sleep Closer to Home Tuesday, May 27, 2025 dreams bath retail beds sleep storeopening uk jobs metroretailpark bedding The well-known bed retailer Dreams recently celebrated the opening of its first store in Bath on Friday, May 23. Located in Metro Retail Park, this new branch marks the company’s expansion into the city, providing … Read More
Massive Bank Holiday Sale on Simba Mattresses Promises 'Best Night’s Sleep Ever' Tuesday, May 20, 2025 simba mattress sale hybrid sleep comfort discount luxe support bedding If you’re aiming to enhance your sleep quality this summer, Simba’s massive bank holiday sale might be just what you need. The mattress brand, celebrated for its innovative Hybrid® technology and high customer ratings, has … Read More