Sleep Disorders

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Insomnia is the #1 sleep disorder in the US. Chronic insomnia usually requires help from a professional but there are also lifestyle changes we can make to ensure better sleep.

Sleep apnea is a health issue for millions of people. An estimated 4% of middle-aged men and 2% of middle-aged women suffer from the disease, totaling 12 to 18 million people just in America. According to The National Institute of Health, sleep apnea is the leading cause of daytime drowsiness.

Millions of people suffer from some kind of sleeping disorder, and there are many reasons why. We study hard, work hard, and play hard. We stay up late to party or celebrate. Sometimes we just don’t want to go to bed when we’re supposed to. But being tired occasionally and missing sleep occasionally may not be that bad

Sleep disorders are very common in America. Some research shows 70 million Americans suffering from one kind or another and 40 million suffering chronic sleep disorders. It is estimated that more than 75% of Americans aged 20-59 have said they have sleeping problems.