by Dusan | Apr 11, 2019 | Sleep Disorders News
Our body needs a constant flow of oxygen coming in so that cells can produce energy. Oxygen is delivered to cells via blood flow, and metabolic reactions that produce energy also create some waste in the process. Carbon dioxide is one of the waste molecules, and our...
by Tanya Hodgson | Apr 11, 2019 | Sleep Disorders News
Around 50% of people around the world experience a form of sleep issues at some point in their lives. While all of them carry certain levels of discomfort, some of them are very dangerous and seriously compromise the health of an individual, and others are merely...
by Marijana | Apr 11, 2019 | Sleep Disorders News
Have you ever had a feeling that you should be living in a different time zone? When others are waking up early to go to work, you are feeling sleepy and ready to start snoozing and vice versa. Others keep telling you that you are such a night owl, and even though...
by Tamara Smith | Apr 7, 2019 | Sleep Disorders News
The circadian rhythm is a process in our bodies that serves as a biological clock, scheduling appointments for various other physiological processes to take place during the 24-hour time frame; it is triggered by light (and some other external stimuli) and responsible...
by Iva | Mar 20, 2019 | Sleep Disorders News
Irregular sleep-wake rhythm disorder is a rare type of circadian rhythm sleep-wake disorder. It disrupts the normal circadian cycle with abnormal sleep patterns. The circadian cycle is any biological process that happens in 24 hours. Your body has an internal...
by Tamara | Mar 21, 2019 | Sleep Disorders News
One of the most satisfying things in the world is waking up in the morning (probably on the weekend) and starting your day with a cup of joe while feeling refreshed and ready to tackle anything that comes your way throughout the day — the joy of good quality sleep. ...
