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Sleeping Habits by Angeline Patient Expert Sleeping Habits Child , Health , Parenting Keatkeat has a very unusual sleeping habit since he was 3 years old. Every-time after his bottle of milk, he would lie on the bed and start to move his legs as if he is swimming in frog-style, or more professionally known as breast-stroke, but right side up. I still remember the very first time I sa ... Read on »
Good Habits for Good Sleep by Lucy J. Patient Expert Do you lie awake many nights waiting for sleep? Maybe you need to look at your sleep hygiene. Read on »
Sleep Habits Might Be Linked to Your Lifestyle by Robin P. Patient ExpertHealth Maven The night owl burns the midnight oil. The lark is yawning at 9:30 p.m. These aren't just stereotypes -- they are real scenarios. Our internal body clock sets our natural sleep schedule."Every person's body clock does seem to have a natural setting," says Meir Kryger, MD, director of the Sleep Disorders Centre at St. Boniface Hospital Rese ... Read on »
Better Habits for Better Sleep by Joseph Alban Licensed Acupuncturist In my last post, I wrote about how acupuncture can treat insomnia. But there are also a lot of things you should do on your own.1. Turn off the T.V. at least 30 minutes before bed. The television stimulates you and wakes you up. The computer too. So if you are reading this blog late at night, stop now, turn the computer off, and get some sleep ... Read on »
Be Smarter with Sleep. How your Perfomance is affected by your sleeping habits by Nav J. Patient ExpertHealth MavenPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee I cannot tell you how many times I have crammed for a test, all night- then awoken the next ready to write this test. Yeah Right. I wish I had been smarter about getting the right amount of sleep especially before a major test ! Every person needs a certain amount of sleep- and this number varies across the board. If a person who needs eight hours ... Read on »
Learning the ABZzzs of Healthy Sleeping Habits by DietsInReview .. Healthy Living Professional We all need sleep. It is essential for both your physical and mental health. If you do not get enough sleep you will crave more calories, think more slowly, have trouble with memory, and even experience psychotic symptoms in cases of long-term sleep deprivation. When you are dieting, getting ample sleep is essential. If your body does not have enou ... Read on »
My strangely erratic sleep habits by Jean D. Patient Expert Back in the day when the kids were all still living at home and time to myself was as rare as a flat chest in a Miss America pageant, I craved quiet interludes of time that I could call my own. At some point I began to take these little snippets out of the beginning of the day. More specifically, at 4:00 a.m. – a good two hours before I reall ... Read on »
sleep sleep sleep by Janet G. Patient ExpertHealth Maven I know I need to get on a normal sleep schedule someday. That a disrupted sleep schedule can lead to Migraine episodes. Boy, do I ever have disrupted sleep and abnormal sleeping patterns. I certainly don't have a predictable schedule, that's for sure. But how can I de-night-owl myself? I love staying up late. And I need several hours of solid ... Read on »
Sleep by Lee Patient ExpertHealth Maven Another post about sleep. Yes sleep has been an issue for me for the past several years. I have usually always had trouble getting to sleep and then getting out of bed in the morning. Recently I have been taking PMs to try to help me get to sleep. But I think they are making me hung over in the morning, I have trouble waking up and once I do, I ... Read on »
to sleep or not to sleep? by Janet G. Patient ExpertHealth Maven In one of my first entries, I mentioned that caffeine can be a migraine trigger but that it can also help prevent Migraine. Last night I said that stress can be a trigger, but that the sudden lifting of stress can also cause a headache to begin. Added to this precarious list is SLEEP. Too little sleep = Migraine. Too much? Yep, you've got it: ... Read on »