Women Lose Three Hours' Sleep A Night Because Of Their Partner, Study Says

One in three women say they wake up every single night, compared to just two out of every ten men, while one in two women say they feel 'constantly sleep deprived'.

Researchers got a varied response when asking women why they weren't getting enough sleep, but one in four women their partner's snoring is to blame.

Fourteen percent said it was due to having to get up with the kids through the night.

A third of women asked said they believed their partners were just 'better at sleeping'.

The impact of lack of sleep leaves 73 percent of women saying they are 'at their wits end', while one in three say they feel depressed.

Helen Nunn, from Bensons for Beds, said: "Sleep - or lack of sleep - can affect so many aspects of our day-to-day lives.

"It's worrying to see that this research has found women are getting less sleep and feeling more tired than their male counterparts."

Bensons for Beds sleep expert, Stephanie Romiszewski added: "It makes sense that men and women have different sleep needs - we are in some ways very different.

"What with hormonal changes that come with menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause, the biological differences alone are huge. With this in mind, it's really helpful for us to get into a few good sleep habits that can help get us through."

According to the Kally Sleep team: "The Anti-Snore pillow has been designed to help reduce snoring. Tested by the British Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Association, the Anti-Snore pillow can reduce snoring frequency and volume by 50 percent." Not bad, eh?

The pillow has got rave reviews online from happy (ex) snorers and their partners and costs £29.99 - a small price to pay to potentially save your relationship.