Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Quality Sleep is Elusive


More than 60 million Americans have problems achieving it. Twenty-five percent take a sleep aid to accomplish it. And it costs the nation an estimated $35 billion annually to treat it.

Not only can this challenge make your nights long and restless, it can also mean lack of energy, difficulty concentrating, blurry vision, irritability and memory loss during the day. If the challenge persists without some type of intervention, it can lead to depression, poor health and accidents. And while prescription sleep aids are much better than they were decades ago many still have significant warnings regarding risk of dependency and side affects.

It’s never been more important to seek natural sleep aids.

More to come,
JT

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