Data: High Rebound Mattress Toppers Facilitate Core Body Temperature Drop and Enhance Deep Sleep in the Initial Phase of Nocturnal Sleep

Fig 1A Data : Changes in core body temperature during sleep with HR and LR in young adult males (study I).Fig 1B Data: EEG delta power changes across the night (study I)Fig 2A Data: Changes in core body temperature during sleep with HR and LR in old adult males (study II). Fig 2B Data: EEG delta power changes across the night (study II)Fig 3 Data : Muscle activity needed to generate a rolling over motion on HR and LR mattress (Roll over evaluations)S2A Fig Data: Changes in core body temperature during sleep in young (study I) and old (study II) subjects. S2 B Fig Data: EEG delta power changes across the night in young (study I) and old (Study II) subjectsTable 1 Data: Comparisons of sleep and sleep-related parameters between HR and LR mattress topper use (study I)Table 1 PVT DataTable 2 stage 3 and 4 Data: Amounts of slow wave sleep and sympathetic nerve activity (LF/HF values) in each 2-hour period (study I)Table 2 LF/HF DataTable 3 Data: Comparisons of sleep and sleep-related parameters between HR and LR mattress topper use (study II)PVT data for Table 3S1 Table stage 3 and 4 Data: Amounts of slow wave sleep and sympathetic nerve activity (LF/HF values) in each 2-hour period slept with HR and LR in old subjects (study II): S1 Table LH/HF data DataS2 Table Data: Comparisons of sleep and sleep-related parameters between young (study I) and old (study II) subjects: S2 Table PVT TableS3 Table stage 3&4 Data: Amounts of slow wave sleep and sympathetic nerve activity (LF/HF values) in each 2-hour period slept in young (study I) and old (study II) subjects S3 Table LH/HF values Data