Tag Archive for 'sleep_deprivation'
The 5 Stages of Sleeping
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung June 7th, 2007 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, SLEEP Psychology, SLEEP Video, Sleep Disorders.Whoever thought that there was more to sleeping than just lying down and closing our eyes? Well, sleep researchers have categorized and properly defined the different stages of sleep. The various stages can help people who suffer from sleep deprivation and sleep disorders such as insomnia.
Through this video, a better understanding in our unconscious state may lead to better views on how to deal with improving the sleeping habits most people long for.
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A Scary Experience with Sleep Paralysis
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung June 6th, 2007 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP Video, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Myths.Just got to read this article from the Gazette. Technically, we are unconscious when we are in the state of slumber and chances are, it is not only when we awaken will we be aware of the things going on around us and feel ourselves living in the actual world.
But what if you suddenly get that feeling that you cannot move a muscle and not even holler a word? There will be instances that this would happen and this is familiarly known as sleep paralysis.
Many people would ask what would be the reason for experiencing sleep paralysis. Well for one, it is believed that the brain functions in advance over the human body, and while sleep paralysis is indeed something that would frighten any normal being, it is only temporary.
But if there is one main factor that could lead to sleep paralysis, it is that of lack of sleep or sleep deprivation. The healthy state of a person plays a vital role in the results from getting the proper sleep needed by our bodies.
Read more on Sleep Paralysis from the Gazette:Body Can Sleep Later than Brain
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Playing Catch-up to Sleep
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung June 2nd, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Myths.
Being a working parent and having to also perform the expected chores at home may sound like a hectic schedule and while we all tell ourselves we can just wait for the weekend to come where we can make up for lost sleeping time, chances are this will never materialize.
Life has become grueling to date. Working and simultaneously performing our duties at home as a parent will take its toll and become a source for sleep deprivation. Many would hire nannies or household help, but in reality, kids would still prefer their actual parents to spend quality time with them.
So what is a parent to do? He or she cannot turn his or her back on the kids. The attention is important and most parents should be reminded that there are personal duties that they must perform as well.
As Ilya Welfeld of Bergenfield, N.J., a working mother of three small children who gets only three to six hours of daily sleep said, she will just wait till the kids get older. Now that remains to be seen!
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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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The Issue of Sleep Deprivation among People Today
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung May 13th, 2007 in How to sleep better, SLEEP Fun, SLEEP News, SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Disorders.Many are perhaps wondering why people are encountering sleepless nights most of the time. Some find themselves too tied up with work or dealing with current conflicts or issues that need to be carefully thought of. Some just tend to focus on arriving at solutions to problems, something that is part of our daily lives and are sure to be among the usual realities of life today.

Sleep deprivation is only normal. People find themselves wanting to resolve issues at the earliest possible time since the clamor for relaxing time away from work and personal related endeavors will surely be something that will linger in their minds. Most people find this as disturbing but the fact of the matter is that people are deprived of sleeping mainly because they think too much.
It is easy to tell people to take it easy. But deep inside, it is easier said than done. People need to have a relaxed and freed up mind to relax totally. This is something that most people today fail to enjoy. Life offers too much obstacles and pressure for people to take them for granted. The truth of it all is that many of us today find ourselves wanting to relax and take it easy. If only life was that simple then all of us can sleep properly and free ourselves from dreaded issues surrounding sleeping difficulties and issues that we normally encounter.
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