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Sleep Better, Faster with RealSleep #1

Posted on December 9, 2009 by Brian Yalung
RealSleep #1

Sound technology has been known to be a key catalyst in getting some great sleep and now it looks like NeuroPop Inc. is aiming to help sleep deprived kids sleep faster and stay asleep longer. RealSleep #1 is a CD that plays like any standard audio CD but makes use of three types of nearly inaudible sounds which when embedded into music work directly to the brain’s arousal centers which slow kids down from the day and fully relax their minds which will ultimately lead to sleep.

RealSleep is the product of 15 years of research on hearing, balance, and sleep by Horowitz, an A

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Lack of Sleep Has Consequences

Posted on August 1, 2008 by Brian Yalung
Sleep Genetics

Lack of sleep is something that has dire consequences and usually this is connected with our health. We all need to rest and sleep so that our bodies and internal genes and organs are able to function and last longer to keep us healthy. But while others tend to forego sleep for the sake of producing more, they are actually sacrificing more in terms of intellect and sensible living.

Sleep deprivation is an abuse we lash at our bodies. Without rest, we find ourselves opening a door for all illnesses and diseases to come in which if contracted may place us in living shorter. Medical in

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