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11/07/2010

How To Stay Asleep: Stop Waking up at Night

Did you know that people who get enough sleep (about 7-9 hours a night) are more likely to have higher productivity, feel more energetic throughout the day, and experience less stress? Sleep is crucial for concentration, memory formation, and repairing and rejuvenating the cells of the body. Both mentally and physically, a good night's sleep is essential for your health and your energy.

The Problem - Waking up at Night : Unfortunately, experts estimate that more than 70 million Americans have persistent trouble falling or staying asleep. If you are one of the millions of people who suffer, you know how frustrating it can be to lie awake in bed at night, tossing and turning.
Finding an effective remedy is difficult. Some sleep aids require a visit to your doctor, dealing with unpleasant side effects, and facing the possibility of becoming dependent on the drugs. Even over-the-counter sleep aids can be habit-forming. But don't worry, you don't have to suffer through another sluggish morning.


The Solution - Staying Asleep, and Waking up Refreshed : In contrast, many sleep aid supplements are safe, natural, and quickly gaining popularity. They typically contain melatonin, a naturally-occurring compound that regulates sleeping cycles and also has value a possible antioxidant. You should look for a sleep aid that contains more than melatonin alone. Essential herbal ingredients further promote calming effects leading to quality sleep. The better you sleep, the more energetic and awake you will feel in the morning and throughout the day. There are a variety of sleep supplements available to help promote relaxing and refreshing sleep, but not all brands are equal in quality.

The Benefits of Natural Sleep Supplements
  • -Fall Asleep Faster
  • -Stay Asleep Longer
  • -Wake up Feeling Refreshed and Rejuvenated
  • -Safe and Effective All Natural Ingredients
  • -Non-Habit Forming

Musical Journeys

Margaritaville

Does music inspire travel — or does travel inspire music? Either way, the two are inseparably linked. We take a tour of some of our favorite destinations that appear in some of our favorite songs.

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Jimmy Buffett’s signature song describes a state of mind – fueled by fruity cocktails consumed in laid-back Key West, Fla. "Margaritaville" wasn’t an actual place when the song was released in 1977, but now it’s the name of a chain of restaurants in sunny locales owned by Buffett and visited by flocks of fans called Parrotheads. Interestingly, Buffett has revealed that the song was supposed to be recorded by Elvis, who died before he could sing it.