Archive for September, 2007
Nappien Spoof Sleeping Ad
1 Comment Published by Brian Yalung September 20th, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP Fun, SLEEP Video, Sleep Humor.People will think of the craziest ideas in the world of imagination and the Simpsons TV series just happens to be one of them. Even sleep disorders in the toon world will have their share of putting a thing or two on how to sleep soundly and in this commercial spoof, it seems that it may be helpful, but for the cartoon characters only.
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How Often Do Sleep Disorders Strike?
1 Comment Published by Brian Yalung September 19th, 2007 in Health Issues, Insomnia, SLEEP News, Sleep Apnea, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
We all hear about the growing concern for sleep-related disorders such as insomnia and sleep apnea. To some it is not yet a big deal considering they have not bouts with it yet. But sleep disorders are not constrained towards these two popular sleeping disorders. It can also be categorized into the following:
- Sleep Eating
- Sleep Paralysis
- Sexsomnia
- Pseudoinsomnia
Source: Five disorders that make sleep scary
A lot of these said sleep disorders may be new to people who are unfamiliar with the problems of sleep. Thus it would be best to read more on them in this article which provides a deeper explanation and understanding of what to look out for when people have to deal with these various sleep disorders.
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The Facts About Nightmares
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung September 18th, 2007 in How to sleep better, Sleep Issues, Sleep Myths.
We are all susceptible to encounter bad dreams which we know as nightmares at any point when we are sleeping. Some even wake up perspiring and worried that these things may mean something. But in reality, they occur normally at some point with no potential meaning.
At times they result from some experience during the day or are sometimes associated with something we eat. Nightmares have different origins but usually, they do not pertain to anything unless people are highly superstitious about dreams and nightmares and what they may mean.
Related content: Where Do Nightmares Come From?
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The Traveling Sleep Head
1 Comment Published by Brian Yalung September 17th, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Apnea, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
There are number of people, usually professionals and executives who have to troop around different places of the world today. There are various factors to consider such as time zones and of course the lack of flexibility of time. But then again, these people who specialize and need to act as ambassadors or representatives of their companies have lesser options and hence must adjust accordingly.
With special emphasis on this need, there are enumerated tips for the road weary traveler. This includes:
- Find a Dark Environment when traveling.
- Try to get a window seat near the front of the plane when flying.
- Bring a nightlight or penlight if you get up at night.
- Try to keep the thermostat in your hotel room between 68 and 72 degrees.
- Lavender oil or a spritz of lavender linen spray on your sheets often helps with restful sleep.
- A nap during the day helps make up for midnight tossing and turning for people who normally sleep well but don’t get enough sleep one night.
- Try not to nap too close to bedtime or for more than 90 minutes.
Read more here: Sleep tips for the road-weary
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Less Sleep Results in Memory Loss
3 Comments Published by Brian Yalung September 16th, 2007 in How to sleep better, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
It is pure logic to note that people who take lesser sleep and continue to abuse their minds and bodies to the hilt may eventually have memory loss for their troubles. It is only normal to note that this may occur considering that sleep has always been known to be essential towards people who batter their minds and continuously want to make the most of their time.
We all need to sleep. Naps may be good but is not enough. We should all still follow the usual 6 to 8 hours of sleep. Some may tend to go beyond that but then again, the self-discipline of when to get up and when to do our regular routine is entirely dependent on us. We should know when to sleep and when to wake up if we truly value our health and our daily performance in whatever work or usual routine we have to carry out.
Read more: Drop in deep sleep may cause memory decline in older people
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