Articles, tagged with "rapid eye movement", page 1
16th April 2013
Sleep problems affects thousands of people all over the world. In fact, over thirty percent of people have problems with insomnia, which can be the result of anxiety, stress, in response to medication in addition to many other physical and mental factors....
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Author:
Hilario Oliven
04th January 2012
Throughout the night while we're sleeping, our bodies go through 5 stages of sleep - stages one through four, called non-REM sleep and the last stage called REM sleep. REM stands for rapid eye movement and it refers to the rapid action of our eyes during...
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Author:
Reese Richards
23rd April 2010
Doctors used to contribute red eyes and swollen eyelids in the morning to serious eye diseases like dry eyes, glaucoma or eye allergies vaguely. However, red eyes, together with swollen eyelids, do not match thoroughly with serious eye diseases.
Actual...
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Author:
DominicAnderson
21st December 2009
One of the most frequent health complaints physicians encounter is disturbed sleep. It is said that more than one-half of adults in the United States have at least intermittent sleep disturbances. It is said that most adults sleep 7 to 8 hours per night. ...
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Author:
plantstemcells
27th March 2009
Experts agree you can tell so much about a person's truthfulness by looking for any eye body language signs of lying.
Here are the signs that should alarm you about the possibility of conversing or interacting with a liar:
Eye Body Language Sign # ...
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Author:
Michael Lee
15th October 2008
A lot of people suffering panic attacks have trouble sleeping in the night. It is estimated that about 40% of people experiencing panic disorders experience panic attacks in the night. Lack of sleep can place severe stress on the normal functioning of the...
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Author:
Laxman M
03rd February 2007
Rapid eye movement behavioral disorder, or RBD sleep disorders, is a relatively new condition which wasn't diagnosed until 1986 and was brought to light by an individual by the name of Schenck as well as Schenck's associates. This sleep disorder has psych...
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Author:
Alex Wilson