Tag Archive for 'sleep'
You Can Beat Insomnia!
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung June 29th, 2008 in Insomnia, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
To most people, Insomnia is an enemy that they want to conquer. But the problem is, despite all the artillery in the form of pills and CPAP sleep masks seem to be falling short of achieving their primary purpose. It is for this reason that perhaps the natural means of trying to get some sleep should be the way to go.
Most of these tips are common but if we really put our minds to it, it may eventually pay off.
1. Identity the Insomnia Issue.
2. Take note through monitoring your sleep patterns
3. Use your daytime activity to support your nighttime rest
4. Really Prepare for Bed
5. Create a bedroom that seduces you into sleep
These tips are explained in detail here.
(Source) Shine
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |
Fragile X deprives Sleep
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung June 28th, 2008 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
The lack of two related genes in autistic children has been discovered to be a cause for abnormal sleep in human genetics. Apparently, this genes termed as Fragile X, pose as a sleep issue for autistic children or from people who suffer from the Fragile X syndrome.
The findings were reported from the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
“This has never been seen in a mouse before,” lead researcher Dr. David Nelson, a professor of molecular and human genetics, said in a prepared statement.
The findings, published in the current issue of The American Journal of Human Genetics, are important, because children with autism or fragile X syndrome tend to have problems getting to sleep and staying asleep. Fragile X is the most common known cause of autism.
(Source) US News
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |
Picking the Right Tunes to Sleep On
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung June 25th, 2008 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Issues, Sleep Myths.It has been either a myth or something apparent that the right kind of music would help most people sleep. Now the right type of music normally falls under the category of soft to gentle music, something that will really calm us down and eventually get us snoozing.
There are various explanations made by Japan scientists and it would be great to know what they gathered based on their experiments.
In his limited laboratory experiments, Dr Endo honed a playlist from that third category down to a smaller collection, most of which was played to the Tokyo audience.
However, the audience at the extraordinary mass experiment in sleep-induction in Central Tokyo is still not sure whether Dreams Kaimin was a success or not.
But one firm conclusion was that a lot of men fell asleep as soon as the female vocalist began.
(Source) The Times of India
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |
Sleep Aids Against Insomnia
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung June 22nd, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, Insomnia, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders.
For people who have battled insomnia before, these natural sleep aids may be familiar to you by now. But looking at other means of trying to deal with insomnia may be proper, especially if past trials have not really become effective for you. Insomnia is not an easy problem to defect and if you are in need of alternative measures to fight it off, you can consider the following recommended remedies for it.
- Melatonin
- Valerian Root
- Chamomile
- Calcium and Magnesium
For broader discussion on these anti-Insomnia alternatives, you can read more of them in detail here.
(Source) Best Syndication
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |
Lay off the Spicy Meals Before Sleeping
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung June 17th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Education, Sleep Issues.
This belief has been passed on through ages. The food we eat can have a bearing on how we sleep and that is why people should really pick what they eat.
Spicy foods are fine to digest but not before you sleep. It would be best to consider that once we want to sleep, our digestive system may not entirely be able to handle the spicy food that some people just cannot avoid.
So aside from having trouble to sleep because of constant tossing and turning, you feel that discomfort of not being able to sleep well because you want to really find the proper sleep position with nothing bothering you in bed.
Several things may account for the effect. An obvious possibility is indigestion. But the scientists also noted that after eating the spicy meals the subjects had elevated body temperatures during their first sleep cycles, which has been linked in other studies to poorer sleep quality.
(Source) The New York Times
|del.icio.us |Digg it |SiteHoppin |



