Tag Archive for 'sleep-psychology'
Aroma Therapy Creation for Better Sleep
2 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 22nd, 2007 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP Psychology, SLEEP Video, Sleep Cures.Aroma therapy has been known to produce countless means of remedying health issues and sleeping disorders happen to be one of them. Body lotions are something that we often see women use. And for the creative people who want to save an extra buck, here is a video to which you can make your very own lavender body lotion and get aroma therapy as well for proper sleep and respite.
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What are Sleepovers and Slumber Parties?
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 18th, 2007 in How to sleep better, Pajamas, SLEEP Fun, SLEEP Psychology, SLEEP Video, Sleep Myths.Generally, people would love to have some company over in the form of friends or relatives. Sometimes, it turns out to be termed as socializing or having to categorize them as building more ties. While parents may have some apprehensions since such an activity will truly defeat the purpose of sleeping, they just have to draw the line and make sure that sleepovers are purely for building ties and safeties.
Learn more about them in this video.
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Being a Workaholic is NOT All Good
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 15th, 2007 in Health Issues, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Disorders.
While most people feel that the road towards career success is through working tirelessly, it will come to a point where loss of sleep will catch up on them. Loss of sleep is synonymous to health abuse and thinking that bodies can withstand and take the added fatigue and stress without proper respite is entirely dangerous and risky.
A lot of workers use this workaholic attitude to speed up their promotion with their respective companies. Although in the real world this is true, it also speeds up their prone towards different health risks such as obesity and heart disease. It will reach a point where over-fatigue will lead towards needing medical aids and supplements to withstand the loss of proper care for the human body. Hence, the need to re-evaluate the rate of living among people is something that should be looked upon twice.
Here is a good article to read upon for superficial understanding of this issue on the Herald Sun: Heavy Price of Lost Sleep
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Liquid Cocaine In Stores
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 9th, 2007 in Health Issues, SLEEP Psychology, SLEEP Video, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Myths.Here is something you don’t see everyday. Cocaine, a known drug substance that is illegal is now being sold in some stores and has been criticized for doing so. Tagged as an energy drink, this new Cocaine drink is supposedly to help people fight off sleepy spells through its excessive caffeine components, something that is needed when people stay up at times when they have to push themselves the extra mile.
While everyone knows that this is only a brand name gimmick, a lot of sectors have been hitting on it since instead of helping control the growing drug problem today, it is like pushing for the use and awareness of cocaine the more. Maybe the drink manufacturers can think of something else to resolve the issue or are just using it to get publicity as with other weird named products we see today.
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Snoring Leads to Marital Problems
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 9th, 2007 in SLEEP Psychology, SLEEP Video, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.Just when everyone thought that snoring was only a problem related to health issues, a recent study in Canada showed that it can also affect marital relationships as well. Snoring is known to be an irritant sound that people want to avoid and for married couples, sleeping in the same room and having to live with the noise is simply intolerable.
In fact, some married couples have to sleep in separate rooms at times to live through the snoring problem of their mate. Getting the ideal number of hours of sleep and also trying to be romantic is something that is being deprived as well, posing as a problem that many did not initially foresee.
Read more of this Canadian study from this article: Is Your Relationship a Snore? By Melissa Leong, National Post
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