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Ergomotion® is happy to announce that, for the first time, the ErgoSportive™ Sleep System will be displayed directly to the public at FIBO, the world's leading trade show for fitness, wellness and health, held in Cologne

We all know about the importance of sleeping for our well-being. But why is it really important? Why is it crucial for any human being to sleep and why is it a survival matter in the first place? We will dig into this subject in this article and understand why this answer is related to the jet lag effect."We sleep because we need to rest", you may argue...

Aimee Griffiths explains why showcasing a lifestyle, not just a bed, is the key to improving our customers' lives, one Ergomotion® base at a time.

Did you know that 6 to 17% of the global population does experience sleep apnea? It's considered the most common sleep-related disorder, it affects men more, and it increases with age. However, it's far from being solely a physical issue addressing a specific target. It affects any person who suffers from it physically, mentally, and emotionally. Read on to understand more about this condition.

VOGUE FYRIR was our first partner to embark on this adventure of introducing this new product to its customers. Vogue invested wisely in assembling a differentiating space to showcase the bed and all its potential and technology, making the entire store environment engaging in terms of sleep quality

On March 18th, 2022, World Sleep Day® is celebrated, a day (and event) that was first created by a group of healthcare providers and members of the medical community who studied sleep. It’s hosted by the World Sleep Society (WSS), a nonprofit organization based in the US.

What if we could sleep all day aiming not to eat, thus not gain weight? That would probably be way more efficient than paying for the monthly gym fee, right? Well, unfortunately, that’s not really an option but not all is bad news. Sleep can help you control your weight and there are even ways to lose weight while sleeping. Read more below.

Chronic stress causes dysregulation of the sleep-wake cycle, the internal clock that tells the body when it is time to sleep and when it is time to be alert.