the International Journal of Behavioural Medicine published new research by university of Kanas that explained students who drop out, withdrew from classes and with poor grades had a active...
Highlights Children who snore regularly are more likely to develop behavioral problems and learning disabilities Snoring children may be experiencing gray matter loss in their brains S...
Highlights: Patients with multiple system atrophy (MSA) have more sleep disorders MSA is a rare neurodegenerative disorder characterized by autonomic dysfunction, tremors (parkin...
Highlights Reducing coffee consumption six hours before bedtime can reduce its impact on sleep Coffee consumption increases the time required to fall asleep and also reduces total sleep...
Highlights: International Coffee Day is celebrated on October 1st around the world One night of disrupted sleep does not worsen a persons’ blood glucose response to a sugary drink...
Highlights: Weighted blankets can be used as a safe and effective intervention in the treatment of insomnia Participants who used weighted blankets for 4 weeks reported reduced ...
Highlights : Heart bypass surgery increases the risk of sleep disorders and reduces the functional capacity of patients Such patients should engage in mild aerobic exercises in the morni...
Highlights : Couples sharing the bed tend to have good quality sleep and improved memory Rapid-eye movement (REM) sleep is increased in couples sleeping together So, get bett...
Highlights: Late bedtime may up obesity risk in kids Sleeping early at night and sticking to a good bedtime routine can prevent excess weight gain in kids So, don’t be a nigh...
Highlights: Getting too little or too much sleep may increase the risk of heart disease Sleeping 7 to 8 hours regularly can reduce your risk of developing heart disease Poor...
Highlights: World Sleep Day is celebrated on 13 th March 2020 Creates awareness about the importance of sleep for maintaining optimal health Also warns the public about t...
Highlights: Poor sleep habits during infancy may trigger childhood anxiety later on Infants who continuously struggle to sleep in their first year are more likely to suffer from...
Highlights: Sleeping well and having regular bedtimes can help you lose weight Also, sleeping for more than 7-8 hours can lower your risk of developing heart diseases ...
Highlights: Prebiotics are effective in treating stress and sleep problems Adding a variety of prebiotic foods to your daily diet can help you fight against insomnia Eatin...
Highlights: Excessive daytime sleepiness is bad for older people Grandpas and grandmas who take long naps during the day are more likely to develop diabetes, cancer and high blood...
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