The Elemind headband promises to help you fall asleep faster. This is what happened when I put it to the test for a nap.

Avoid late-night exercise: Although exercise is good for your health, doing it one to two hours before bed can disrupt your ...

If you're anything like me, you fall asleep in specific stages. First is wind-down time, where I'll read a book, watch a show, or scroll on my phone (even though I know it's bad for me). This lets my ...

We all know someone who falls asleep as soon as their head hits the pillow but how quickly we go from being awake to entering the land of nod can affect our health. Sleep latency is the term that ...

I looked at my watch as I trudged to the couch. 2:30 a.m. Again. It was like clockwork every night. Wake around 1:30 a.m., toss and turn for an hour, then give up and head to the living room. For over ...

It happens more often than you realize. You’re drifting off into sleep, but suddenly, you feel an unexplained chill. You grab for another blanket, pull your hoodie tighter or tuck your feet in deeper.

Insomnia—difficulty in falling or staying asleep—affects as many as 1 in 3 people, and almost anyone could do with better, more restorative sleep. Insomnia usually becomes a problem if it occurs on ...

Lately, I’ve been waking up every night in the middle of the night like clockwork. It’s a bit of a mystery as to why: I haven’t been feeling particularly stressed about anything—not work, not my ...

Lucky are those who can get a restful, good night's sleep. For the rest of us, before, during and after, there is no peace.

You’re drifting off to sleep, floating in that hazy realm between wakefulness and dreams, when suddenly—BAM!—your body jerks violently as if you’ve been dropped from a height. Your heart races, you’re ...

New research links this good habit to slower aging, stronger brain health, and a longer lifespan. Doctors share what makes ...