Well theres an iphone app(isnt there always...) that you set a 30 minute window youd like to wake up in, with the 30th minute the latest you can wake up, you then set your iphone on the matress next to you and go to sleep.The iphone has an accelerometer in it and the app measures by how much you move around which in turn shows how deep a sleep you are in, when it gets to the 30 minute window the alarm goes off when the app senses you are in the lightest stage of sleep, which is when you are moving around the most.Havnt tried it myself but science and people who use the app swear by it.Its the top paid ap in a bunch of countries.http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sleep-cycle-alarm-clock/id320606217?mt=8
The key to waking up refreshed is to get plenty of quality sleep. Most folks need at least 8 hours sleep. Don't drink alcohol before retiring. To figure out how much sleep you need, don't set your alarm. Get up when you wake up. Of course, this works best when you are off work....don't want to get fired for being late. That would cause stress and stress messes with you having a restful sleep.
Besides to JNN giving me head.I usually set my alarm and snooze for about 30mins before actually getting up, but I rarely feel well rested. I'm wondering if there is any science (falcon or otherwise) which tells us how best to wake up?
What is the longest time you have ever slept? A week ago or so I slept for about 17.5 hours. During that time I woke up multiple times feeling completely fresh and awake but for some reason decided to stay in bed and fell asleep again.
Not feeling well rested is the number one symptom of sleep apnea...