Nightwave Sleep Assistant Nw-102 Sleep Assistant – Original Version
October 4th, 2012
Nightwave Sleep Assistant Nw-102 Sleep Assistant – Original Version
- Doctor-recommended for falling asleep naturally; quiets the mind and body by guiding you through a pre-sleep relaxation routine that will change your attitude about falling asleep
- For people who experience common insomnia due to stress, an overactive mind, feelings of agitation, pain, shift work or jet lag; even helps children stay in bed and fall asleep by giving them a simple routine to fall asleep
- Silent, completely natural, non-invasive, and requires no headphones, wires or masks; soft light is dim and soothing – not associated with bright light therapy
- Less expensive, less risky, and more supportive of overall health than prescription sleep medications; easier to implement than common relaxation routines
- Safe and effective for all ages; original version of nightwave does not come with a carrying case
Do you have trouble falling asleep? solve your sleep problems – naturallynightwave sleep assistant eliminates tossing and turning and helps you fall asleep naturally. you get the rest you need to feel great in the morning.how does nightwave work?nightwave silently guides you in a pre-sleep relaxation session in the privacy of your own bedroom. it’s like having your own personal sleep coach.nightwave projects a soft blue light into your darkened bedroom. the “luminance” of the light slowly ris
List Price: $ 59.95
October 4th, 2012 at 5:23 am
A novel concept that works for me,
NightWave Sleep Assistant As a former airline pilot who has lived a life of jet lag and interrupted circadian rhythm, I was very interested to hear of and try the NightWave. This product works in 3 ways: it projects a soft, slowly pulsing blue light which, 1) draws your mental focus, to the exclusion of unwanted distracting thoughts, and, 2) acts as a cue for breathing slowly, monotonously, from the diaphragm, which slows you physically. The third effect is, 3) it hypnotically lulls you asleep with your eyes open. As it slowly grows dimmer and brighter, the light tells your brain your eyelids are drooping closed – you really can’t tell the difference – until they really are. It tricks your brain! Has a 7 minute cycle that auto shuts off. The 25 minute cycle I’ve never tried, nor needed. I’ve also heard that this device has been clinically demonstrated to lower blood pressure. I have bought a NightWave for all my relatives. It’s that good.
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|October 4th, 2012 at 5:54 am
Sweet dreams from the Nightwave,
Last year, I started having a lot of trouble sleeping. When my head hit the pillow, my mind would start reviewing the to-do list that got longer every day. After too many sleepless nights, it began to feel like I was just too tired to fall sleep.
Nothing helped. A therapist/friend told me about the NightWave, and I gave it a try even though I didn’t have much hope left.
When I turned on the NightWave that first night, I watched its soft, blue light reflecting on my ceiling. As the light grew larger and smaller, I felt my breathing start to calm down and my eyes getting sleepy. I dozed off – but woke up again after a few minutes. It didn’t seem to be working for me, but I gave it one more try. I turned it on again – and again watched the calming blue light grow large and small and felt my breathing fall into the same easy rhythm. Next thing I knew; it was morning! I’d had my first good night’s sleep in months.
After three weeks of peaceful nights, it felt like my body’s rhythms were reset.
When my granddaughter came to visit us, she was nervous that first night and had trouble settling down. I turned on my soft, blue light for her, and we both relaxed and fell asleep.
Now that I’m sleeping again, I’ve had enough energy left over to pursue a lifelong dream. I’ve writen a series of books for other grandparents to read to their grandchildren. Someday (soon) I hope to have those books here on Amazon.com too.
NightWave helped me to have sweet dreams – day and night.
Mary Ehly
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|October 4th, 2012 at 5:58 am
Sleep At Last,
Since having an accident which resulted in constant pain, I have had a constant problem falling and staying asleep. I had used a sound machine to help, but the results were not consistant. The Nightwave unit works very well for me. When I first tried it, I used the long program, but I found that I did not need it. I use the short program and find that I fall asleep very quickly. If I wake up during the night, I have found that if I just use the Nightwave breathing techniques, without moving and turning the unit back on, I am able to fall back asleep. After going without a good night’s sleep for almost 4 years, the Nightwave Sleep Assistant has been wonderful. If you have trouble sleeping, try the Nightwave Sleep Assistant. It sure works for me.
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