Michael Breus Michael J. Breus, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and both a Diplomate of the American Board of Sleep Medicine and a Fellow of The American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Dr. Breus is on the clinical advisory board of The Dr. Oz Show. He is the author of The Power of When, a groundbreaking that proves there is a perfect time to do everything based on your hidden biological chronotype, including having sex, running a mile, eating a cheeseburger, asking your boss for a raise and much more. He is also author of The Sleep Doctor’s Diet Plan: Lose Weight Through Better Sleep and Good Night: The Sleep Doctor’s 4-WeekProgram to Better Sleep and Better Health. For more than 14 years, Dr. Breus served as the sleep expert for WebMD. He also writes “The Insomnia Blog,” which can be found regularly on The Huffington Post, Psychology Today, Sharecare and The Oz Blog.
With an influx of online mattress companies joining the already crowded space of sleep technology, clinical psychologist and Diplomate of…
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Listen in as Dr. Breus joins Bottom Line president Sarah Hiner to discuss the misconceptions about sleep and Dr. Breus’s favorite tips and strategies to ensure a consistent, rest...
Noise machines that help people sleep can improve cognitive function, too. Here’s the kind of noise machine you need.
In this podcast, Dr. Michael Breus talks about the methods people can use to combat anxiety in a way that will allow them to solve their insomnia issues and achieve a restful night...
Counting sheep helps you fall asleep, one glass of wine is fine before bedtime and other myths that might be keeping you from a good night's sleep.
If your doctor recommends a sleep study, don't be alarmed. It can help explain many sleep problems, including ones you may have never even considered...
Eyeglasses coated with blue light filters are being heavily marketed. But they may not help you get a good night's sleep—and could do harm.
It's more than just hot flashes that keep women up at night when they're going through menopause. Here's how to get a good night's sleep—again.
Melatonin can reduce the effectiveness of certain medications and has potentially dangerous side effects.
Jet lag can shrink a vacation or ruin a business trip. these natural remedies get your body back in sync faster.
Good news—there is no reason to suffer with insomnia, especially now that there is a nonpharmaceutical treatment that is proven…
Get back to sleep with these innovative fixes… In the world of sleep disorders, having difficulty staying asleep is just…
Imagine what your day would be like if you did everything at the best time—when your body clock is naturally…
Move over sleep meds—there’s a new solution in town. Weighted blankets. The comforting heavy covers, filled with small plastic balls…
“Ever since my husband retired six months ago, he’s been staying up all night and sleeping all day. Should I…
Here are the best ways to get the treatment you need… If you’ve got obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)—that well-known sleep…
Sleep deprivation not only makes you feel miserable the next day, it's also dangerous. When you don't get enough z's,…
Even though most people would rather avoid taking sleeping pills, insomnia can be so unnerving that many sufferers will do…
When we burn the midnight oil because we're just too busy for bed, it seems reasonable to expect that we…
