RT Matteo Franceschetti (@m_franceschetti)BREAKING: We just raised $100M at @eightsleep to build the AI that finally fixes sleep.For decades, sleep has been passive. You lie down, close your eyes, and hope for the best. We’re changing that.Over 1B hours of biometric sleep data → distilled into fully autonomous AI that knows your body better than you do.We will do this in two ways:Step 1: Your personal Sleep Agent, running infinite nightly scenarios before they happen to deliver the most restorative sleep yo ...

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General Topic - The tweet asks "Why Can't you Sleep?" and links to a URL [1]

Sleep has long been a demon-haunted world. Though modern science has no truck with actual demons, the fear that bad dreams somehow sap a dreamer’s health has not vanished. Instead, it has been confirmed https://t.co/zM94NavJzVIllustration: Fortunate Joaquin https://t.co/kaGqaXUdkA ...

Health & Wellness - The article discusses the long-standing fear associated with sleep and bad dreams [1] - Modern science, while dismissing demons, acknowledges the persistent concern that bad dreams may negatively impact a dreamer's health [1]

Health & Wellness Pillars - Nutrition, the food intake significantly impacts well-being [1][5] - Exercise improves fitness, endurance, reduces stroke, enhances well-being, and alleviates depression [1] - Water, external application affects the immune system and disease probability [2] - Sunlight offers benefits beyond vitamin D [2] - Temperance, avoiding toxins like those from smoking (linked to lung cancer) and alcohol abuse (linked to liver failure) is crucial for a wholesome life [3] - Air, optimal air quality, ideally found outdoors, is essential [3] - Rest, sufficient sleep and weekly rest (disconnecting from work) are vital [3][4] - Trust, faith correlates with improved stress, depression, and anxiety management [4][5]

“For anyone who wants to be successful, sleep is a necessity, not a luxury,” wrote James Maas. The psychology professor who popularized the “power nap” has died at 86. https://t.co/CWsEWYGjZb ...

Ngl bros I think I gotta cut down on my caffeine intake and increase my sleep a little bit ...

Do you have any weird habits or tricks that you use to fall asleep at night. A guy I work with wears toe spacers to bed and he swears that it helps his legs feel more comfortable and he wakes up in the middle of the night less. Someone else I work with uses um audio books, fantasy novels to help her fall asleep.One thing you might not know about CNET is that we have several certified sleep coaches on our team. We also have a warehouse in Reno, Nevada, where we test mattresses and other sleep accessories wit ...

Many theories have emerged to explain why we sleep. One pins the blame on the buildup of a brain chemical. Another points the finger at the brain’s need to build synaptic connections.But a new study suggests something else may be responsible https://t.co/rKR5NExnRq ...