Articles, tagged with "sleep disorders", page 1
02nd February 2012
What Sleep Debt is Costing You
Sleep debt. You know that feeling. You’re groggy, sluggish and irritable and without caffeine you feel like you can’t function. But there is more to sleep debt than just feeling poorly. In fact, it can cost you physically...
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Author:
sleepcare
31st January 2012
We all know that beauty rest does wonders to your look. I remember when I was a kid, my mom jokingly said she needs her beauty sleep, but I don't understand exactly why sleep could make you look good. After I'm older, I know the reason. Lack of sleep real...
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Author:
herschelxxx
13th January 2012
Winter weight gain is a common complaint of many people across the globe. It seems that every winter, most people add a couple of pounds, and come the following summer, the weight stays. Some of the unwanted winter weight gain stick around, making that pe...
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Author:
erl307md
28th December 2011
The Most Common Symptoms of Menopause
You may already be familiar with the most common symptoms of menopause, but they are worth mentioning anyway. Most of the time those going through menopause will experience hot flashes, night sweats, loss of libid...
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Author:
Sandy Durham
14th December 2011
Today it seems that even the mainstream magazines are discussing the various edges of meditation. What was once an activity reserved for the eclectic in our culture has now taken a robust foothold in the fabric of Western society.
But there are still m...
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Author:
Joan Sophie
16th November 2011
Meditation and insomnia can be linked to each other. The reason behind this is that meditation is proven to be one of the most effective cures for insomnia and any other sleeping disorder. If you are currently struggling getting the right amount of sleep ...
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Author:
kaizen fer
23rd October 2011
We knew that the snorers were detrimental to the peace of their partners and their sleep was of poor quality. Here is a study of researchers at the University of Pennsylvania suggests that these poor are also more prone to hypertension. Worse, this risk i...
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Author:
fanxinxin
11th October 2011
Truck drivers that commute for longer periods of time are very prone to suffer from lack of sleep and a lot of common sleep problems such as sleep apnea. These kinds of disorders can cause them to drift off while driving making the streets hazardous for e...
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Author:
Chris
11th October 2011
A typical physical exercise has verified valuable seeing that decreases muscle mass tension and calm the mind. Some of these methods consist of brain work out, muscle rest, breathing exercises, yoga and meditation in advance of bed time. Physical exercise...
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Author:
PeterRichards
28th September 2011
These days, not getting enough sleep is quite common, and those who get the proper eight hours needed for good physical and mental health are more the exception than the rule. Sleep disorders like insomnia are incredibly common, but even missing out on a ...
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Author:
Rick Rakauskas
28th September 2011
Are you fighting Insomnia for some time now? Do you often fall prey to sleeping problems? If these questions answer a yes, it is time that you take care of your sleep and work towards finding a solution to your sleeping disorder. It is widely considered t...
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Author:
jonsonmak
26th September 2011
One of the more serious and quite frankly, deadly sleep disorders is sleep apnea. This sleep disorder is characterized by breathing repeatedly stopping and starting during sleep.
While not as common as insomnia, it is estimated that up to 20% of the U....
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Author:
Rick Rakauskas
19th September 2011
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who specializes in the treatment and diagnosis of a variety of mental illnesses. They are extensively trained in the field of mental health and can both diagnose and treat disorders such as anxiety, depression, bipolar d...
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Author:
Art Jones
12th September 2011
Good sleep is essential for good health, yet a growing portion of the population reports having chronic problems relaxing, falling asleep and staying asleep. According to a study by the National Sleep Foundation, 35 percent of adults suffer from some form...
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Author:
chickie maxwell
07th September 2011
Sleep disorders are becoming increasingly prominent in today's society, for a number of reasons. Some professionals attribute this rise in patients seeking treatment for sleep disorders to a greater prevalence of prescription drugs, a higher level of stre...
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Author:
Art Jones