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How often do you fall asleep with the lights (or a light source of some source) still on? You might have fallen asleep watching TV, forgotten to turn off the lights because you were too tired, or dozed off while working on your laptop. No matter the reason, you are not alone, as it is estimated that nearly half of all adults sleep with some kind of light on.

We often encounter stressful situations in our daily life, and our stress can manifest in a variety of ways. For instance, our muscles tend to tighten when we’re anxious, causing strain and muscle pain particularly in the trapezius muscles, located in the upper back.

It’s late into the night and you’re still typing away at your computer, with a list of things that need accomplishing. The next morning, you are bleary-eyed as you make your way to the pharmacy to pick up prescription drugs for your loved one.

While you make the drive safely, Virginia Tech Transportation reports that 1 in 5 car crashes happen because of fatigue. Younger drivers, in particular, are more prone to driving while fatigued.

Shelly is a busy business executive who often works in the company's overseas factories and participates in international exhibitions and conferences. During a business trip, she was about to start a busy day when she felt pain in her feet upon getting out of bed. Trying to ignore the pain, she stood up, jumped a few steps on one foot, and the pain disappeared all of a sudden.

A few hours into her day, she's standing in high heels and presiding over a meeting. Her toes were uncomfortable the entire time, which caused her feet to swell.

Whenever Shelly’s feet hurt the following days, she never thought to see a doctor or take pain medication. Even so, her feet were still so painful in the mornings that she couldn’t touch the ground. After two days of this experience, her feet felt better and healed without medicine. Do you or the people around you have a similar experience?

Electric blankets have become an indispensable partner for a good night’s sleep, regardless of the weather conditions outside. It’s extremely cozy to cocoon yourself in a warm blanket. There are many electric blanket models available on the market at a wide range of prices. How can you choose the one that is most suitable for you?

Wellcare compiled and analyzed nearly 800 comments positive and negative user comments posted to a popular German website about two single size electric blankets from the same brand but at different price levels. The first was a standard electric underblanket that entered the market in 2017, and the second was a deluxe model that hit the market nearly a decade ago. Both were 150x80 cm in size.

The comments revealed the features that consumers care about, and the inferred behavioral trends can help people to find the most suitable electric blanket among all the available options.

After a long day at work, you speed walk out of the office, eager to head home and put up your feet after a long and productive day. You go through the motions—endure your daily commute or drive, arrive at your house, kick off your shoes, start putting dinner together, and maybe even sneak in a bit of TV. When 10pm rolls in, you head off to bed, ready to turn in for the night.

Without a second thought, what do you see when you look at this fluid art painting?

What’s the first thing you see when you look at this fluid art painting?

Take a deep breath, and don’t overthink it. Use intuition to describe what you see. What comes to mind? Every person will probably respond differently.

Can you imagine what the world will look like in the future?

An electric underblanket is one of the best ways to warm your skin. Most people think electric underblankets are only useful in winter, but this is actually a myth. Electric underblankets can be used all four seasons.

The key to a healthy life is sufficient sleep.

Do you often wake up in the middle of the night because you’re too hot or too cold?

If your answer was “yes,” that’s not a good thing.

Some people sweat throughout the night, but feel cold when the morning approaches. Others toss and turn restlessly. Everyone wishes that these occurrences would just go away so that they can get a good night’s sleep.

Can the life values of the different generations be seen through their preference of home design products?

A 2015 Cassandra Report  from digital agency Deep Focus found that 60% of Generation Z prefer cool products over cool experiences. On the other hand, 77% of Generation Y—also known as the millennial generation—seek a better product experience.