The Top 5 Reasons Why People In Colorado Wake in the Middle of the Night
A recent study shows that more than 50% of Coloradans are not getting a good night's sleep. That can affect your work, family, your overall well-being. What's up?
All we want to do is lie down, rest our heads on the pillow, and fall asleep for about eight hours. Apparently, for a lot of us in Colorado, that is too much to ask.
Taking a look at what Coloradans say are the top five reasons for "waking during the night" might help all of those who are frustrated.
Sure, a lot of folks in Colorado "sleep like a baby" as soon as their heads hit the pillow. They rest the night away, presumably dreaming of island getaways and warm blankets.
For many, many others in Colorado, sleep becomes a chore: Sleep a little, up for a while; sleep for a little, up for a while, etc. With an estimated five million people in Colorado and half of us not sleeping "well," we all are either suffering from it or know of someone who does.
RELATED: DOES DIA REALLY HAVE 'SLEEPING PODS?'
51% OF PEOPLE AREN'T SLEEPING THROUGH THE NIGHT IN COLORADO
Experts are saying that today, we should all get about seven hours of sleep at night; but A recent study done by the team at MattressNextDay.com found that in Colorado, we're getting at least an hour less than that.
WHY ARE PEOPLE IN COLORADO WAKING DURING THE NIGHT?
Why Are Coloradans Up at Night?
Gallery Credit: Dave Jensen
Here's What Sleeping in a Barn on a Palisade Vineyard is Like
Gallery Credit: Alicia Selin
19 Things You May Not Have Known About Colorado's "Sleeper House"
Gallery Credit: Wesley Adams