Sleep Bracelet Natural Sleep Aid

Philip Stein Sleep Bracelet: The Natural (And Unique!) Sleeping Aid

It's not uncommon to have trouble getting proper sleep. According to the National Sleep Foundation, 35.2% of all adults in the U.S. report sleeping on average less than seven hours per night.

Sleep is considered one of the three pillars of wellbeing, along with healthy nutrition and regular exercise, but we often neglect its importance. Lacking good-quality sleep can diminish our ability to handle stressors and negatively impact our quality of life and overall wellbeing.

The mind and body do not shut down when we sleep. On the contrary, necessary processing, restoration, and strengthening occur, vital to feeling our best during waking hours. Better mental health, rapid muscle toning, reduced risk of diabetes, improved productivity, lower stress levels, healthier skin, stronger immune system...The benefits of sleep are truly staggering!

Many options help you embrace a healthy bedtime routine, like aromatic candles or relaxing playlists. Still, it will take something genuinely unique, like the Philip Stein Sleep Bracelet, to take your rest to the next level.

 

 

 

 

What is a Sleep Bracelet?

Philip Stein Sleep Bracelets are natural sleep devices designed to help wearers improve their sleep quality.

The earth emits natural frequencies that can positively affect our wellbeing, and the Natural Frequency Technology® embedded within these exclusive nighttime accessories harnesses those frequencies and channels them to the body. It basically works and harmonizes these frequencies with your own biomagnetic field.

Several clinical studies confirm the wellness benefits of wearing this unique technology. The most recent one was a double-blind placebo-controlled study (the gold standard of studies) published by the international, independent, and peer-reviewed Sleep Science Journal. It showed that wearing the Sleep Bracelet improves overall sleep quality significantly. The three most common benefits observed were: falling asleep faster, sleeping deeper, and waking up feeling refreshed.

The Sleep Bracelets come in three different models: Classic, Slim, and Nano. Each one features an ultra-soft microfiber strap with perforated holes for total comfort and letting the skin breathe during the night.

 

 

Natural Frequency Technology® and its effects on the body

Unlike tracking devices that only monitor your sleep, the Sleep Bracelets actually affect your Circadian Rhythms, which help control the sleep/wake cycle.

"Our proprietary Natural Frequency Technology® works on a biomagnetic and biophysical level," says Will Stein, co-founder and CEO of Philip Stein. "We are all surrounded by frequencies. We ARE frequency beings. Our brains, our heart, our entire body sends out frequencies all the time. The problem is that we are also bombarded by human-made frequencies which disrupt our natural rhythms."

"The blue light emitted by electronic devices is very similar to daylight," adds Stein, "So when it's one o'clock in the morning, and we're in front of the TV or scrolling through our smartphones, our body is likely to stop producing melatonin. We are extending artificially or cheating our Circadian Rhythm."

Melatonin, commonly known as the sleep hormone, is a naturally occurring hormone that increases during the night, declines in the morning, and tells the brain when it's time to sleep.

The Sleep Bracelets' stainless steel casing houses a Natural Frequency Technology® disc that is finely tuned to harness and channel to the body frequencies associated with deep, restful sleep. In the latest clinical study conducted by the University of Jacksonville in 2019, 100% of participants reported improvements in at least one of the sleep quality measures, and 86% reported a positive change in their overall sleep quality!

 

Natural Sleeping Aids or Conventional Sleeping Pills?

Before using any kind of sleep aid, it’s vital to consult with your physician and take into consideration the specific benefits and risks. Many dismiss over-the-counter natural sleep aids like valerian roots or ginkgo biloba because they don’t go through a strict revision process as prescribed medicines, but the number of people trying natural options increases every year.

Conventional sleeping pills are very addictive and can cause drug dependence if used for prolonged periods of time. When someone regularly relies on pills to improve their sleep, then it becomes even more challenging to get proper rest without them. This doesn’t mean that you should never use medication; it’s a reminder that other options are available that might suit you better.

Although natural sleeping aids can rarely cause minor side effects, prescription pills are associated with multiple ones, which vary depending on the active components of the drug. Constipation, headache, drowsiness during the day, dry mouth, nausea, stomach pain, impaired balance, uncontrollable shaking… The list goes on and on.

80% of people taking prescription sleep aids report feeling at least one of these side effects the following day, according to the Sleep Foundation. The most common one is the “hangover effect,” which is defined by reduced motor coordination and impaired memory and focus.

Dr. Michael Breus, a sleep specialist known as The Sleep Doctor™, investigated the Sleep Bracelets and discovered that wearing them doesn’t cause any secondary effects whatsoever. Now he recommends them to his patients. “It is built on the concept of a percussion instrument. As the frequency reverberates from the Bracelet, the body instinctively aligns towards it, synchronizing sleep,” Dr. Breus explained. “Frequency is a waveform that is released from the Sleep Bracelet itself, similar to a sound wave.”

This makes the Sleep Bracelet a one-of-a-kind solution to naturally improve the quality of your sleep!

 

 

Wearable Technology To Reduce Negative Effects of Jet Lag

Jet Lag is a disorder that affects most people when flying across time zones (some lucky travelers claim not to be affected at all!) It occurs because our 24-hour internal clock (Circadian Rhythm) is not aligned with the day/night cycle of our destination. And whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, its adverse effects can turn your trip into a truly awful experience. Symptoms range from daytime sleepiness and difficulty falling asleep at night to impaired thinking and sensations of exhaustion.

Multiple clinical studies show that the Philip Stein Sleep Bracelets boost melatonin production and help wearers ease into sleep, making it an indispensable ally for travelers. In 2018, CNN's Richard Quest completed the "world's longest flight," which ran 17 hours uninterrupted, and wore the Sleep Bracelet in the process to make his trip more comfortable.

Conclusion

The fact is that getting good-quality sleep is essential for the optimal functioning of our body and mind, and it directly affects our daily performance. If you think you are not getting the sleep you need, maybe it’s time to take a closer look at your bedtime routine.

We must be conscious of what negatively impacts our sleep, like never turning off the electronics in the bedroom or taking alcohol/caffeinated drinks during the night. That way it is easier to embrace new and healthier habits that actually help you drift off smoothly, i.e., meditation, breathing exercises, setting up a relaxing playlist, or taking a hot bath before bed.

Scientific researches show that the natural frequencies emitted by the earth and the alpha waves emitted by our brains when in a state of calm and relaxation are identical! The Philip Stein Sleep Bracelets resonate with these beneficial frequencies helping wearers fall asleep faster, sleep deeper, and wake up feeling refreshed and ready to jump out of bed. Clinical studies confirm it!

It’s time to give sleep the attention it deserves. Improve your sleep. Improve your life!

This is not medical advice. Suppose you are experiencing chronic sleep issues or want to make changes to your current medication and supplement routine. In that case, you should always first consult your doctor or a sleep specialist.