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Weighted Blankets Proven to Reduce Anxiety and Improve Sleep Quality

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Weighted Blankets Proven to Reduce Anxiety and Improve Sleep Quality

Berfin Ceren Meray
November 02 2024 - 07:55pm

A recent study led by Dr. Suzanne Dawson at Australia’s Flinders University has revealed that weighted blankets, often compared to the comforting feel of a “grandmother's quilt,” can significantly reduce anxiety and improve sleep quality. This research highlights the therapeutic potential of weighted blankets, providing a natural and accessible way to combat restlessness and enhance restful sleep. Read on to discover how these cozy blankets work and why they might be the sleep aid you've been searching for.

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Winter is here. The weather has suddenly turned cold, and blankets have come out.

Winter is here. The weather has suddenly turned cold, and blankets have come out.

However, the change in weather can bring along some sleep issues. According to some research, there might be a solution for this.

The answer seems to lie in weighted blankets.

The answer seems to lie in weighted blankets.

An article from Euronews reports that people who use weighted blankets tend to experience less anxiety. They also have a lower dependency on sleep medications.

Dr. Suzanne Dawson from Flinders University in Australia stated, 'Weighted blankets offer a tangible, drug-free intervention to improve sleep quality.'

Dr. Suzanne Dawson from Flinders University in Australia stated, 'Weighted blankets offer a tangible, drug-free intervention to improve sleep quality.'

However, these findings are less clear for young people and children. This study, conducted solely on adults, found benefits from using weighted blankets. Highlighting the importance of these findings, Dawson said, 'This comprehensive review was conducted to contribute to a change in practice, and our results were used to adjust state-wide protocols for using weighted blankets within public mental health services in South Australia.'

However, she also noted that there are still no standard recommendations on the type, weight, frequency, or duration of using weighted blankets.

However, she also noted that there are still no standard recommendations on the type, weight, frequency, or duration of using weighted blankets.

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