Is sharing a bed good for your soul?

Wednesday, June 6, 2012 Sharing Your Bed Is Good For Your Health Do you sleep better at night when you have someone else in your bed? According to a growing body of research, you're not alone, as sharing your bed 'boosts your psychiatric wellbeing', experts have claimed. Despite couples contending with duvet-hogging, snoring, nocturnal emailing and disagreements over room temperature - a series of separate research suggests that people who share a bed, reap a long list of psychological and health benefits. Click on the image above to read the full story, plus find out how to rest easy at night... What's Worse: A Joint Or A Ciggie? Disney Bans Junk Food Ads Epileptics Fear Leaving House, Study Finds Does This Help The Symptoms Of Depression? How Much Would You Lend To Your Friends Without Expecting It Back? BLOG POSTS BritChick Paris: Why the Queen Has the Right Idea About Birthdays‏ I have an unhealthy obsession with my birthday. I think I'm a birthday addict. The sight of a pristeen white envelope or the rustle of a wrapped present send me into a frenzy. I love everyone else's birthdays too. Card shops are my favourite haunts. Charlotte Friedman: The Role of Facebook in Divorce It is easy now in a way that it never was before, to find out about a partners' infidelity through social media. Unfortunately, it is not just the revelation that is so accessible, but much more. Martel Maxwell: 50 Shades of Grey: Why Women Are Reading it in Their Horny Droves "Have you read Fifty Shades of Grey?" my friend Aileen was leaning in, her voice lowered conspiratorially. "No," I breathed. "Get it. It's basically porn. Huge in the States. Fabulous." Mat Morrisroe: This Jubilee, Spare a Thought for the Republicans "We all have fond memories of 60 years of our Queen," Dermot Murnaghan smarms through my TV screen inaccurately. After retrieving whichever inanimate object now lies below the screen having found itself being hurled along with a range of colourful language towards the inane news man's grinning bonce, I reflect on what has been an annoying few months for me and millions of other Britons. William Hanson: Thanks for the Jubilee, Ma'am The celebrations from the Jubilee weekend are still fresh in our minds and will live on in our memories and affections for years to come. Buckingham Palace and the Royal Household put on a jolly good show for not just the British public but for the wider world to show that we Brits know how to celebrate in style.

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