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Why the Internet is Going Crazy Over This Mattress
Why the Internet is Going Crazy Over This Mattress
Casper is an internet sensation, with thousands of 5 star reviews and countless awards.
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What We Learned From Studying Sleep Positions
What We Learned From Studying Sleep Positions
With millions of fibers that are 1/20th the width of a human hair, the Casper pillow was designed to adapt to the way you sleep.
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Exploring the Science of "Sleeping Hot"
Exploring the Science of “Sleeping Hot”
We set up an experiment to better understand “hot sleepers.”
Here’s what we learned.
Most Scientists Say You Shouldn't Hit the Snooze Button — Here's How to Snooze the Right Way
Most Scientists Say You Shouldn’t Hit the Snooze Button — Here’s How to Snooze the Right Way
Kevin Loria, Business Insider
Most sleep researchers says snoozing won’t make you any more rested. If anything, it can make it harder for you to wake up. But don’t lose all hope, lovers of the brief respite that the snooze offers — if not overdone, there are ways that snoozing can help or be properly used, according to researchers.
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I Bought A Casper And Then I Stopped Thinking About Mattresses
I Bought A Casper And Then I Stopped Thinking About Mattresses
Don’t you wish you could say the same?
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How These Sillicon Valley Minds Reinvented the Mattress
How These Sillicon Valley Minds Reinvented the Mattress
The Casper mattress is obsessively engineered and sleeps cool. Plus it ships for free, straight to your door in a “how did they do that?” sized box.
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How to Sleep
How to Sleep
James Hamblin, The Atlantic
Should you drink more coffee? Should you take melatonin? Can you train yourself to need less sleep? A physician’s guide to sleep in a stressful age.
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How Couples Affect Each Other's Sleep
How Couples Affect Each Other’s Sleep
Sensors, data, and insights, oh my.
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How Dogs Choose Where They Sleep
How Dogs Choose Where They Sleep
And other bites of canine trivia.
Good sleep for all.
Now I Lay Me down to Sleep
Now I Lay Me down to Sleep
The Economist
Electric lighting, television, the internet and caffeine all get blamed for reducing the amount of time people sleep compared with the days before such luxuries existed. Such alleged sleep deprivation is sometimes held responsible for a rise of obesity, mood disorders and other modern ailments.
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