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April 17th, 2008

Sleep Study For Apnea

There also is a transition phase between waking and sleeping, when some parts of the brain are asleep while others are not. This is called stage 1 sleep.

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April 17th, 2008

Sleep – The Easiest and Satisfying Way To Insure Optimum Health Part I

Sleep. The easiest and most satisfying way to insure optimum health. So, why is it the most overlooked factor in daily life? Why, as we strive for sound diets and routine exercise, are we so quick to ignore this basic human need? Could there be a link between our lack in sleep and the global increase in illness, and disease?

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April 17th, 2008

How To Cure Insomnia – 3 Top Tips

Insomnia is terrible for those who suffer from it. Luckily, I have some great tips that you can start to use today. Find out more in this article.

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April 17th, 2008

Daytime dozing may be warning sign of stroke

Older people who have significant trouble staying awake during the
day have more than four times the normal risk of having a stroke,
U.S. researchers said on Thursday.

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April 17th, 2008

Chronic Snoring Remains After Surgery For Obese And African-American Children

A new study from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Centerreports that surgery to remove children’s tonsils and adenoids to treatsleep-disordered breathing (SDB) may be successful in the short term.However, children who gain weight rapidly and African-American childrentend to relapse or even worsen. The study is published in the AmericanJournal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.

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