Insomnia
Insomnia is one of the most common, but neglected, conditions seen in family practice. It affects your health, safety and quality of life and of your families.
Chronic insomnia was seen in 33% of the adult population sampled. Various studies worldwide have shown some even as high as 50%–60%.
Studies have shown that a rhythmic movement can have a calming effect on the nervous system, promoting relaxation and easing the transition into rest and sleep. Sleep faster, sleep deeper, improve your memory. Lullabed is a non-pharmaceutical approach to high quality sleep.
Relax and sleep better with a rocking motion.
Mental Health
Some mental health disorders, stimming behavior, conditions such as Autism, Tourette’s, Parkinson’s, and other movement disorders, could all potentially benefit from a rocking motion.
A rocking motion can switch on our parasympathetic nervous system (PNS), which calms our body, relaxes blood vessels, supports brain health, delivers more oxygen, reducing anxiety and stress, helping us sleep.
Aging & Dementia
Sleep loss seems to increase
with age. Published in the journal JAMA Neurology, has found that, in people over 60, a reduction in deep sleep by as little as 1% per year equated to a 27% increased risk of dementia.
The findings suggest that using rocking to enhance or maintain a deep sleep, may be a way to help keep the disease at bay.
Lullabed, patent pending technology, is uniquely positioned to benefit from a 80+ billion dollar U.S. sleep economy expected to continue to grow at a 25% plus rate.
Silent, smooth, natural & efficient.
Silent & Smooth
Lullabed, has no motors, rollers, or actuators and thus is completely silent, and so smooth that a wine glass placed on the bed while it is rocking shows not even a ripple. Resulting in deep, sound sleep.
Natural & Efficient
Lullabed consists of a mattress platform suspended by cables to act as a pendulum swaying at a natural, cyclical rate of about 22 cycles per minute.
This approach provides a silent, smooth, low power and long lasting rocking bed.
Inventor-Entrepreneur
Don Mager, entrepreneur/inventor, learned that a swaying motion could help him sleep and decided to design and build a rocking bed. He soon realized, it was a much more difficult challenge than envisioned.
In a dark, quiet room, a person's senses are extremely acute and so the rocking bed must be silent, and the motion must be smooth as silk - all with a load that can vary from less than a hundred pounds to several hundred pounds.
After a 4 years of development, resulting in 2 patents pending, adding to the 7 he had previously been granted, he has created the worlds only, truly, silent and smooth rocking bed.
Why is silence so important in a rocking bed? A persons senses are amazingly acute in a dark, quiet environment, so even the smallest sound is terribly annoying.
Why does Lullabed claim to be the only silent bed? Because it is the only bed with a technology that requires no rollers, motors, or actuators and is consequently completely silent.
What makes Lullabeds motion so smooth and calming? There are 2 reasons: 1) The Lullabed mattress platform is suspended on cables and acts like a pendulum on a grandfather clock - very smooth; 2) The sway motion is at a natural resonant frequency of the bed system, resulting in an ideal sinusoidal swaying motion, as opposed to a forced, unnatural sway rate that a motor or actuator driven bed would provide.
Is Lullabed tax deductible? It is expected that Lullabed may be tax deductible in some instances, such as Autism, especially if prescribed by a doctor.
How is it that only Lullabed has these technological features? Because these novel technologies have only recently been developed and patents are pending.
What is the expected life of a Lullabed? Since there no motors or actuators, there are no parts to wear out, so the life expectation is very long. The prototype has been running for over 8 hours a night for over a year without the slightest sign of degradation.
How do studies say the Lullabed rocking motion work? These movements stimulate the vestibular system, which sends signals to the brain, releasing calming neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine, these help to lower stress and reduce anxiety, making it easier to fall asleep and stay asleep throughout the night.
Contact
Contact Lullabed if you're interested in learning more and partnering with us in the future of sleep.
Sleep well.
Tel: 612-444-1224
St Paul, Minnesota
