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Sleep Problems

We all know it’s important to get a good night’s sleep if you want to feel healthy, sharp and refreshed the following day, but here’s a piece of research to really focus your attention on the importance of sleep; a team of English and Italian researchers has found that regular bad sleep has a very [...]

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Here’s another interesting yet contradictory thing thrown up by sleep research. Apparently, according to a recent US study, it’s possible to ‘bank’ sleep by sleeping more than the normal amount your body needs, in order to offset the effects of sleep deprivation later on. In other words, if you sleep nine hours a night for [...]

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It can be hard to know that you have a Sleep Disorder. The key reason is, well, rather obvious: you’re asleep when it’s going on! How on earth are you meant to know that you snore, or if you have Sleep Apnea or any related condition? Well, there’s a few things you can look out [...]

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Lose Sleep – Lose Your Mind!

by Carol Bartram on April 7, 2010

Apparently if you lose sleep that isn’t all you may lose! Research conducted by Ellemarije Altena and Ysbrand van der Werf has uncovered an interesting side effect in insomnia sufferers. Their brain volume was found to be less than for people with normal sleeping patterns. The grey matter density was decreased and a correlation found [...]

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Sleeping Positions As Personality Indicators

by tom on February 27, 2010

Sleep is vital. It’s the time we spend repairing and re-energising our bodies, it’s where our minds lay down our memories and subconsciously process the issues we deal with in our day-to-day lives. The quality of sleep we get can seriously effect everything from our physical health and energy levels, to our emotional well-being. I’m [...]

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