New Risks Found to be Associated with Insomnia

Insomnia has long been linked with fatigue, irritability, and impaired daytime functioning, but new research suggests the risks may be even more serious. Emerging studies indicate that chronic insomnia is now associated with heightened risk for cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline, and even metabolic disorders like diabetes. These findings underscore the importance of taking sleep health seriously — and investing in the right sleep environment.

Your mattress plays a major role in your ability to fall and stay asleep. Night Air® 6-Zone Smart Beds are engineered to reduce the physical triggers that contribute to insomnia. With three adjustable support zones per side, the bed adapts to your unique body profile. For insomnia sufferers, this means fewer position changes during the night and improved spinal alignment — both of which can enhance overall restfulness.

Temperature regulation is also critical. Many people with insomnia report overheating or night sweats, which disrupt the body’s natural circadian rhythm. Night Air® beds are wrapped in breathable stretch-knit covers and include air flow-enhancing layers to promote cooler sleep. You stay comfortable longer, and your body stays in sync with its internal sleep cues.

Noise and movement disturbances can also exacerbate insomnia. The dual air chamber design of Night Air® beds not only minimizes motion transfer between partners, but also ensures that changes in firmness are virtually silent. You’re never jolted awake by mechanical whirring or sudden shifts in support — a subtle but essential benefit for those fighting restlessness.

Tackling insomnia isn’t just about melatonin or mindfulness. It starts with a better foundation. Night Air® Smart Beds give you full control over comfort variables that directly influence your body’s ability to relax and recover. When your bed is part of the solution — not the problem — restful nights become more achievable.