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Dizzy Spells and Sleepy Heads
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung May 22nd, 2007 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Disorders.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?
Chances are, the cause for such dizzy spells would be fatigue and abusing your body. Bodies need proper rest periods which we solicit from observing proper sleeping habits. While people have to do extended working hours and stuff, the fact remains that our bodies need a break at times.
People sometimes become hard-headed. It would not matter to them if they get sick or ill. But the truth of it all, we will feel the effects of such bodily abuse. Let us just hope that once that happens, it will not be the time when sleep is the only thing prevailing over such standing issues.
Additional readings: Dizzy, Dreamy, Depressed: Dealing With Sustiva Side Effects
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Will Over-fatigue Deprive a Person Sleep?
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung May 22nd, 2007 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Disorders.
Jumpy and with a lot of things in mind can be stressful. Some go to the extent of being over-fatigued but yet would not know what to do. Many find it hard to sleep if they are in this stage. This may sound weird but the truth behind it is that people who are used to being hyperactive would tend to look for the various activities that would make them click.
Hence, once a person is free from doing anything and has his bed as the only object he sees, chances are he will not immediately go to sleep. A mixture of excitement and high adrenaline rush is still existent and chances are the person would still be looking for means to be doing something rather than lying back and resting his laurels.
In a way, sleep deprivation stems from over-fatigue. People just can’t believe that they have done so much. This development contributes to sleep deprivation because of its mental approach, something that people in the hyperactive life know all too well.
Related reading: Naps To Reduce Fatigue in Doctors while Working Extended Shifts
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Can You Sleep with a Hybrid Mask On?
1 Comment Published by Brian Yalung May 22nd, 2007 in SLEEP Gadgets, SLEEP Video, Sleep Disorders.So among the key indicators that are related with sleep apnea to date is that of the lack of proper ventilation of air people need while they are in their tranquil state. Many are not aware of this, perhaps because they are unconscious whenever these problems arise. Fortunately there are people who have taken the initiative of developing sleep aid materials such as the Hybrid Mask to ensure proper air passage while sleeping.
Sleeping disorders are normal. The only best thing is to find alternatives to make people aware of the problems arising from such. Here is a good orientation on how the Hybrid Mask can help people with sleep apnea.
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Have you made up for your Sleep Debt?
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung May 21st, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Disorders.
Similar to the financial aspect of things, lack of sleep outside the usual recommended 8 hours of sleep may be something worth checking out. People in need of sleep will often be seen haggard and contain scattered thoughts. The truth of it all is that people need to make up for their sleep, termed as sleep debt, something to which people should make up after some time.
But this is not entirely easy. Breaking the usual sleeping routine and trying to get back to normal sleeping hours is easier said than done. The basic about all of it is that sleep is something that cannot be compromised by people to which they can go back and lead the normal methods of sleeping.
Sleep debt may be a good way to make up for it, but expect some side effects along the way. Breaking the cycle of sleep cannot be typified to an automated system where making up for lost ground is that simple.
Further reading:Sleep Debt Wake now, pay later
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Do you suffer from Sleep Inertia?
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung May 21st, 2007 in How to sleep better, Sleep Disorders.
People may sometimes find themselves in awe, thinking of a way to be able to gather their senses and put everything in perspective to satisfy expectations in various tasks that include school and work. Sleep inertia is an offshoot of grogginess where people are groping for form to gather their senses and take on tasks to be carried out in the usual manner they should be.
Anyone can suffer from this daily. Many would ignore such a state but the truth of it all is that they do experience it during times. Ideally this can come from oversleeping or when a person would be awakened from a deep slumber, something that is proof that people have yet to realize that they are walking in reality and not anymore in their fantasy world of dreams.
Hence, the next time, people should take into consideration of trying to recover their bearing before carrying out anything that they would want to do. It is better that way since safety and proper execution of tasks is critical for people who need to adhere towards various tasks expected from them.
Further reading:Effects Of Sleep Inertia As Bad Or Worse Than Being Legally Drunk, Say Researchers
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