Who is SleepHub® designed for?
- people who want to improve their sleep for better physical and mental performance
- people who experience insomnia
- people who have disrupted sleep patterns, work shifts, or travel internationally.
Problems with sleep
Problems with sleep can have a serious impact in all aspects of life, including mental, physical and cognitive health.
Common sleep problems include;
- Trouble getting to sleep
- Trouble staying asleep / waking frequently
- Poor quality sleep
- Not enough sleep
- Sleep anxiety
- Insomnia
- Irregular or disrupted sleep patterns, such as jet lag and shift work.
Often, our lifestyle can get in the way of good sleeping patterns. For example, travelling to other time zones and the resulting jet lag can cause havoc with our circadian rhythm. As can professions with the requirement to do shift work. Even the one hour change when daylight savings begins and ends is enough to disrupt our routines.
By using neuroscience and sound technology, SleepHub® is a sleep training device which helps your brain form new and healthy sleeping patterns, combatting sleep problems for the long-term.
Age recommendation
SleepHub® has been developed to support adults in restoring their natural sleep cycles that may have been disrupted and forgotten over time.
Babies, children and teenagers have very different sleep patterns to an adult. Adult sleeping patterns generally settle in very late teens to early twenties. Therefore, we recommend that SleepHub® is only used by adults.
The benefits of SleepHub®
Using SleepHub® to achieve better sleep means you will be addressing problems with sleep, rather than just masking them.
When you start to regain natural sleep patterns and optimise your sleep through regular and repeated use of SleepHub® the benefits you may experience include:
- Feeling more relaxed at bedtime
- Drifting to sleep easier
- Waking less frequently
- Getting back to sleep quicker if you do wake up
- Feeling more refreshed when you get up
- Reduced daytime tiredness
- Better mental, cognitive and physical performance during waking hours
- Stress reduction in everyday life
- Reduced headaches and migraines
- Increase in focus
- Overall wellbeing.
Optimised sleep for better physical performance
Getting good quality sleep can aid both cognitive and physical performance. It is also essential for recovery from intense exercise. It’s no secret that sleep is one of the key pillars of health, and with more and more devices tracking the quality and quantity of sleep these days, sleep is becoming the number one focus to help achieve those marginal gains. There are, in fact, a whole host of benefits that better sleep can deliver.
Better sleep for better:
- Injury prevention
- Recovery
- Injury rehabilitation
- Glycogen stores
- Natural human growth hormone
- Testosterone
- Endurance
- Eating habits
- Weight loss