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Two Olympians have admitted to sleeping through their alarm clocks on the morning of their events, reports the Guardian. Team GB’s weightlifter Jack Oliver over-slept by more than an hour and was roused by a knock on his door, while Australian...Category: Industry News
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Wednesday 1st August 2012
With the Games in full swing and Team GB’s medal hopefuls enjoying the backing of the whole country, it’s safe to say that the UK has been well and truly bitten by the Olympics bug. One of the most positive aspects of a nationwide sporting...Category: Memory Foam Mattresses
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Wednesday 4th July 2012
The Australian Olympic Committee has announced that it is banning the use of sleeping pills amongst its athletes at this summer’s games, following an admission from a former swimming star that he was addicted to them. Grant Hackett, who competed...Category: Sleep Research
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Monday 21st May 2012
Athletes competing in the London Olympics will be given the best chance of good sleep in the Olympic Village, with every apartment being fitted with blackout curtains. As a key part of the recovery process for the body, sleep is vital to athletes of...Category: Industry News
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Tuesday 22nd March 2011
The phrase 'Don't let the bed bugs bite' has been a warning said to children for years; however they don't really have a choice in the matter. The speed at which a bed bug infestation can grow is rapid, and 6 to 12 bugs can double within a matter of...Category: Memory Foam Mattresses
Read full: Bed bugs could damage Olympic dreams





