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TV and Internet Curtails Proper Sleep Patterns
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 15th, 2007 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
Call it a call toward trying to satisfy self-anxiety, television and the Internet play a vital role in depriving a person of a good sleeping practice. Most of the time, people are left in awe at what entertains them the most. Once this does occur, they tend to extend viewing or surfing time in favor of sleep just to fulfill their curiosity.This is nothing new both to the young and old people who lack sleep. This is practically seen today. People complain about sleep. But the matter of trying to control their sleep management should not come as a surprise when the issue booms out of ordinary proportions.
Source: Television, Internet Triggers Self-Perception of Insufficient Sleep
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Twitching Eyes Point to Lack of Sleep
1 Comment Published by Brian Yalung May 17th, 2007 in Health Issues, Sleep Disorders.
Have you ever got that feeling of your eyes may be encountering some twitching sensation even if you are simply just staring at something? Usually, this is normal for people who lack sleep or have abused their eyes by being exposed to radiation rays coming from computers or television or just plainly lack the rest needed just like the human body.
Eyes need to rest as well. Abusing them will have it dire consequences. Some would encounter faltering eyesight at some point while others may have blurry vision at times. Oversleeping is not an option. Doing such would certainly not be good towards the eyes and will also tag along corresponding headaches to boot.
Many have overlooked the proper amount of time that their eyes should be used. But as a whole, people should know how to manage the length of time that their eyes are used since rest and proper care of the optical side of a person should be given attention as well.
Many would feel that twitching eyes are only normal. But to most, allowing it to balloon at times may lead towards unlikely symptoms of eye problems which would occur. Hence sleeping has an impact on the eyes as well. Sleep is a need even if people believe that they can do away with it at any point that they wish it to be.
Here is a good article to read on further: Eye Twitching or Blepharospasm
Photo courtesy of Bausch & Lomb.
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