Sleeping is not far from being intoxicated. The lack of sleep will surely bother the focus that most people have when they are on the road. Perhaps the next time we drive, we should think twice if we are up to driving anywhere, regardless of how far it would be.
Category Archives: Sleep Psychology
Recommended Sleep Psychology
This Thing Called Microsleep
Drowsiness or yawning are symptoms of not being on the same page as most people who lack the necessary hours of sleep. In a sense, we tend to fall into this thing called microsleep wherein we get some short spells of yearning for sleep. Hopefully the next time we open our eyes, we are still in the same world.
Teeny Super Guy on Sleep
Here is something that we may all recall during the Sesame Street days. Well it is about why kids don’t want to sleep. Something good to remember and of course to pass on to our young tykes.
A classic one to help people find alternatives in being able to sleep better. A good video for the kids.
Things to Note about Better Sleeping for Better Health
The food we intake is important since it contributes towards how we are able to sleep better. Many would not give them much important, perhaps focusing them only on caffeine and alcohol as the only main proponents that affect our sleeping habits.
With this video, sleep disorder patients can have a better overview on what to watch out for and what they can do to gain the necessary
Recalling Sleeping Habits and Traditions
Sleep awareness is something important to both the young and the old. Babies, teenagers and the adults have their share of issues on understanding sleep. Just to serve as a refresher, here are some of the basic things to know about sleeping as shown in this video from the past titled “Sleep Awarenes in the 1950′s”.
Babies Fighting Off The Sleep Monster
The Effect of Less Sleep on Productive Lives
Less sleep means less energy to carry out the needed duties and tasks that most of us are expected to perform in everyday lives. Sleep does not need to be elaborated. The fact remains; sleep is the energizer that keeps us on the go. Foregoing the need for sleep and recharging instances will most likely
Menopause may Lead to Sleep Apnea
Menopause is a common disorder that is immediately associated with women who go past their prime of reproductive proceedings. Usually, women who hit the age of 50 to 51 would be susceptible to mood swings, hot flashes and
The Problem with Relaxing is Sleeping
So we all want to relax at some point. While this is very much attainable, the problem that most of us ask ourselves is do we have the time to sleep to achieve relaxation? Sleeping is the easiest form of describing what relaxation is all about. Unfortunately, there are further
Dizzy Spells and Sleepy Heads
Hold on. Just because you experience dizzy spells wherein you may want to simply drop dead at times doesn’t mean that there is something diagnostically wrong with your health. For one thing, have you asked yourself if you have gotten the proper amount of sleep?






