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    Circadian Rhythm – a cycle that tells the body when to rise, sleep, eat which regulates many physiological processes. The internal body clock is affected by cues. Like sunrise and temperature. According to Professor Russell Foster in 2007, an Oxford University Neurologist said that student would gain more if their classes start in the afternoon. Forcing a student who arrives in the morning could be a result of poor memory and stress. He also added that teenager's body clocks between two hours…

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    Night's Sleep Cycle

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    Sleep is one of the many biological rhythms that humans experience. In particular, the sleep wake cycle is called the circadian rhythm. This rhythm runs on a roughly twenty-four-hour cycle. Sleep consists of roughly a third of it and is controlled by the hypothalamus within the brain. The typical sleep cycle consists of five different stages and can lead to health consequences if not fully rested. A typical night’s sleep cycle consists of two different types of sleep known as NREM (non-Rapid…

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    A Hero's Journey

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    Once all of the zombies are dead, everything was quiet and stillness. Like the world was frozen over by ice, and nothing could move or speak at all. But, after a couple minutes. Jackal broke the silence and you come back into the world, from the darkest space in your thought. You begin to absorb the corpses of the islanders and the dark, red blood flowing away; into the wild berry bush, feeding it blood instead of water. For about 5 minutes you keep absorbing the bloodiest battle around the…

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    I thought I knew. I decided to break my findings up in eight categories including: Sleep/Rest, ADL’s. IADL’s, Work, Play, Leisure, Education, and Social Participation. I learned that the balance in my life is not perfect. To my surprise I spend about 44.6% of my week sleeping. I honestly had no idea that I slept that much. My education took up 20% of my week which is good, but I can probably work to decrease sleep and add more education. My leisure and ADL’s seemed pretty normal to me because…

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    Wheaton works for CDC (Centers for Disease Control) in Atlanta. Anne says, “Starting school too early forces teens to lose a large chunk of what’s known as REM — or rapid eye movement — sleep. This type of sleep helps teens (and everyone else) control their moods. But that’s not the only problem. Too little sleep also has been linked with an increased risk of obesity, depression, drug use and other problems.” Why would the school system let students fall for this? This is unacceptable for…

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    window, and it’s pitch black. You want to go back to sleep, but you have to catch the bus in less than twenty minutes. You would not mind waking up at five in the morning if your math teacher did not give you so much homework. In this paper, we will go over the pros and cons on why all schools should or should not start later in the morning. School starting at a later time is a pro because it is proven that when students get at least ten hours of sleep or, get a later start to the day, test…

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    Have you ever wondered why you are tired in the middle of the day? This might be because you haven’t slept your full amount of hours at night. Sleep and naps are affected because of energy and mood. Taking a nap in the middle of the day will increase your alertness and activity. Maria Allegra, the author of, “The Secret Truth about Napping”, stated, “After a nap, people tend to be happier and more alert. They do better work and avoid mistakes”(19). This quote proves that when people nap during…

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    He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford decided. Rainsford woke up to the brick walls of Zaroff’s chateau. After all the events that happened last night he was very tired. He got up and cooked breakfast with some food still left in Zaroff’s house. He went on with his life like nothing was wrong living on Ship Trap Island for a few weeks or so. One early Saturday morning he woke up to a loud knocking on the door. He expected it to be one of Zaroff’s men or one of his friends. But…

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    n the last few months my levels of pain and exhaustion have hit a whole new high. This has left me pretty much bedbound most days. Then awake and restless at night. Alongside all that, my Gastroparesis has flared, meaning I’m nauseous almost all the time. My stomach feels full and bloated and eating, or even drinking, causes severe pain. When everything piles up like this it’s hard to cope. I found myself breaking down and sobbing on an all too regular basis. I’m already taking slow release…

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    going to give you some reasons why you should take them more often through the day. I think people should take naps during the day because naps could help with productivity in work and naps can also help with your health. If people don’t get enough sleep they can be groggy and not on top of things like usual. First of all, naps have been know to boost people's productivity during the day. Taking naps can help give people the encouragement to stay awake in the remaining daytime hours. In source…

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