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    Essay On Gut Microbiome

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    Gut microbiome have a deep connection between human health and sleep. Microbiome is complex system of bacteria which is live inside the gut with vital role in sleeping can work wonders for our cognitive and physical abilities, our appetite and more. Sleeping is a actually critical time, when our body eliminates the differents metabolic toxic material remove from our system. It could be disruption in our sleep or lack of deep sleep, which shows negative impact on our health and our gut microbes.…

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    Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder medical condition in which a person’s breathing is interrupted while asleep. Untreated patients with this condition stop breathing repeatedly through their sleep cycles which may cause the body or the brain to not receive oxygen. The sudden grasps for air during these moments causes a lack of REM (rapid eye movement). REM sleep deprivation causes serious effects on a person while awake during the day such as the process of storing memories, learning, and…

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    Hound Dog Analysis

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    non-rhythmic or call and response with the guitar before starting into the first stanza. While Elvis Presley version of the song there is no typical blues style introduction. The guitar sets an up beat tempo for the first stanza, while the rhythm guitar delivers a vigorous rhythm.…

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    Lumbar Spine Case Studies

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    DOI: 07/23/2002. This is a case of 57-year-old male custodian who sustained injury to his low back while lifting wrestling mats. The patient was subsequently diagnosed with radiculopathy, lumbosacral region; myalgia; and long term (current) use of opiate analgesic. As per office notes dated 5/9/16, the patient complained of chronic pain in his lumbar spine. He states that the pain increases with activity. He needs Tramadol occasionally to control his pain and perform his work duties. He…

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    Nicotine often falls below the radar screen when it comes to sleep interruption, but it, like caffeine, is actually a stimulant. Research shows that nicotine is linked to problems with insomnia also it might be liked to bad dream experiences. Consumption of snacks before bedtime have a direct impact on the dreams, specifically causing nightmares. Nightmares are basically termed as bad dreams. Nightmares cause emotional trauma by evoking anxiety and fear. Nightmares are more prevalent among…

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    Sleep is very important for one's health. An eight-hour sleep is required for you to have the energy to face another busy day. Approximately one-third of the day is spent in bed. Whether you spent it sleeping soundly or not depends on solely in your mattress. A mattress has an effect in one's sleep according to American Academy of Sleep Medicine spokesman - Michael Decker. An ideal mattress is those that lessens the pressure points in your body when you lie down, therefore, giving you a better…

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    Hypnotherapy For Sleepwalking And Night Terrors Many people remember the popular comedy skit in the movie Step Brothers with Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly were they both woke up in the middle of the night and start sleepwalking. While a large majority of people found that skit funny, there were others that were reminded of their experience of sleepwalking episodes and night terrors daily. Not just experienced by little children, adults also have doubts in dealing with this issue. This…

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    Slept Debt Case Study

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    Slept debt is the sleep lost building up overtime. In the case of Tina, she sleeps for three to four hours when she should be getting at least seven and a half hours of sleep. Due to this, it is causing sleep debt and will cause her to have mental and physical problems. REM rebound is when someone returns to the REM sleep more quickly and stays there often due to sleep deprivation. In the case of Tina, she is more likely to fall quickly in the REM sleep because she is sleep deprived. The five…

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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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    circadian rhythms is the primarily response to light and darkness from the environment. It then sends signals to different parts of the brain that governs the release of certain hormones and governs bodily function like body temperature, urine production and changes in blood pressure. The circadian rhythms are controlled by the body’s biological clocks molecules cells that interact throughout the body and controlled by the body “master clock” the brain so they can stay in synch ("Circadian…

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