Philips has launched the “World’s Sleepiest Website,” an online resource to help those who struggle with sleep get a better night’s rest.
Released in support of the World Association of Sleep Medicine’s annual World Sleep Day, the website (SendMeToSleep.com) features a variety of visual content, including videos and images to help restless sleepers and to serve as a resource for chronically sleep deprived individuals who may have an underlying sleep issue.
The campaign aims to drive awareness and education around sleep issues, and is the latest effort in the company’s continued dedication to enhance the lives of patients suffering from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) or other serious sleep disorders.
“Sleep impacts everything we do, and it’s no secret that we’re not getting the recommended eight hours,” said Dr Teofilo Lee-Chiong, MD, chief medical liaison, Philips. “While it’s one thing to recognize lack of sleep as an issue, it’s another to take active steps to get a better night’s sleep. With this website, we hope to engage the average person in thinking about how sleep contributes to their overall health and wellbeing.”
For those struggling to sleep at night, SendMeToSleep.com provides:
- “Relaxing” Content to Encourage Sleep: Whether it is a baby falling asleep, a video of white noise, people yawning, or the classic standby of a sheep hopping a fence, SendMeToSleep.com features a variety of visual content to help inspire slumber.
- Helpful Tips for Sleeping Soundly: The site features tips to help individuals get their sleep back on track, including advice, insight on how the world sleeps differently, foods that assist with a good night’s sleep, and keys to help with snoring.
- Resources to Help Identify Underlying Conditions: The site also provides articles, quizzes, and other resources for individuals to help them on their way to a good night’s sleep.
More information is available at SendMeToSleep.com.
