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- Sound Oasis Sounds For Sleep Sound Card SC-250-04 Sound Oasis' Sounds for Sleep Sound Card provides audio of soothing sounds for a dreamy sleeping experience! The soothing sounds played on Sound Oasis' Sounds for Sleep Sound Card include a Fan, Night Train, Country Highway, Interior of Airplane, Air Conditioner, and Vacuum Cleaner. Sound Oasis / Sound Expansion Cards Sound Oasis is a unique sound and tinnitus therapy product that allows users to create their very own sound environment conducive to relaxation, sleep and improvement of everyday life. By bathing a room with authentic sounds of nature, Sound Oasis blocks out irritating noises, helps circumvent tinnitus discomfort and creates a peaceful atmosphere. Users fall asleep easier, get higher quality sleep, enhance concentration, and feel more alert and comfortable throughout the day! Sound Oasis Can Help Tinnitus Tinnitus is the perception of sound when no corresponding environmental sounds exists. It usually sounds like ringing, clicking or hissing in your ears. Tinnitus is equally common in men and women and its prevalence increases with age (it occasionally affects children and is becoming prominent among teenagers - 17% of students now experience tinnitus or ringing in the ears according to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association). According to the American Tinnitus Association, at least 12 million Americans have tinnitus and 1 million of these experience it so severely that it interferes with their daily activities (hearing, working or sleeping). What Causes Tinnitus? Hearing Loss: Different kinds of hearing loss, including age related hearing loss, can cause tinnitus. Loud Noise: Too much exposure to loud noise can cause noise induced hearing loss and tinnitus. Medicine: More than 200 medicines can cause tinnitus. Other Health Problems: Allergies, tumors and problems in the heart and blood vessels, jaws and neck can cause tinnitus. Sound Oasis Can Help Insomnia Sleep is a basic necessity of life. Getting enough continuous quality sleep contributes to how we feel and perform the next day, and has a huge impact on the overall quality of our lives. Insomnia, defined as "too little or poor quality sleep, is one of the most prevalent health complaints in the general population and in medical practice. According to studies from the Mayo Clinic, as many as one in 10 Americans have chronic insomnia and at least one in four has difficulty sleeping sometimes. Nearly everyone has the occasional sleepless night however chronic insomnia is characterized by: having problems falling asleep waking up during the night waking up too early and daytime fatigue or sleepiness According to the 2002 National Sleep Foundation (NSF) America poll approximately 74% of American adults experience sleeping problems, 39% get less than seven hours of sleep each weeknight, and more than one in three (37%) are sleepy enough that it interferes with daily activities. Women report insomnia more frequently than men and chronic insomnia increases with age. Research has shown that special sounds and noises heard by individuals can enhance the capacity to sleep. In the past century, there has been a reduced average time in sleep as life has become more demanding. For example, employees experience extended working hours in the evening, longer working hours, 20% - 25% of the Americans are shift workers, and people commute long distances to and from work. Though our society has changed the way we live, our brains and bodies still demand the usual sleep time to function without fatigue. Dr. R. H. Carmona, at the March 2004 National Health Medicine conference in Bethesda, M.D. stated "Sleep science is some of the most important work in medicine today; however, it is some of the least understood and least appreciated." Further to this, he stated that seventy million Americans may be affected at an annual cost of $15 billion in healthcare expenses and $50 billion in lost work productivity. What Causes Ins
- UPC # 680583250049
- Ship Weight 0.15 Lb(s)
Suggested Use: This Sound Oasis Sound Card allows you to build your own personal sound library in just seconds. Simply insert into any Sound Card compatible Sound Oasis sound therapy system and enjoy 6 additional, authentic digital recordings. Directions For Use: Insert your Sound Card into your sound system’s Sound Card Slot with the arrow on the Sound Card pointing into the slot and facing the front of your sound system. Push the Sound Card down until you feel it meet the bottom of the slot. To activate the Sound Card function, press the Sound Card Button on your Sound Oasis sound unit. To play back the sounds stored on the Sound Card, turn your Sound Oasis unit on (if not on already), and press the sound button next to the number that corresponds to the sound you want to listen to from the Sound Card. (e.g. if Ocean Rain is the 5th Sound Card sound, pressing the sound button with a “5” next to it will play the Ocean Rain sound). Storage Tip: Your Sound Card carton can double as a storage container. If you remove the Sound Card from your unit, store the Sound Card inside its carton to protect the Sound Card’s electrical contacts from dust and debris. INGREDIENTS One (1) Sound Oasis Sound for Sleep Sound Card SC-250-04 with six (6) soothing sounds for a dreamy sleeping experience. Fan Night Train Country Highway Interior of Airplane Air Conditioner Vacuum Cleaner WARNINGS Important Safeguards: Read all instructions. Do not touch the metal contacts on the Sound Card. Touching these electrical contacts with statically charged objects, including your fingers, could erase the sounds stored in the Sound Card. Do not put excessive pressure on the Sound Card. Do not expose the Sound Card to heat, cold or liquids.
