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    Do you think that of sleep as a key essential to leading a long healthy life? Getting enough sleep is crucial in order for our body to function well and properly. Eight or more hours of sleep is needed in order for our body to feel replenished and healthy. For many, sleeping is not something that needs to be dwelled over, but for some, it is something like a task that they must convince their brain to do. Insomnia is a disorder that causes an individual problems with sleeping or staying asleep. This disorder produces many negative effects such as: obesity, depression, anxiety, mood swings and concentration problems. As a given, college students are bound to get a fair amount of school work to deal with throughout the school year. With exams and deadlines, stress and anxiety takes over which often leads to sleepless nights due to overthinking. Lack of sleep undermines a student’s ability to focus and do well in classes or in any type of work that requires full attention. College students have very inconsistent sleeping schedules due to different class times or for some work and or volunteer schedule; this sleep inconsistency will add to the strain on the body and would most likely cause sleepless nights. Insomnia harms the body both mentally and physically, diseases of the body and mind would develop hindering a student’s ability to do well with school work or life in general. Sleeplessness could even lead to suicidal thoughts and mental breakdowns due to the overwhelming…

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    Dealing With Insomnia

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    In today’s generations, people tend to get twenty percent less sleep than people did around one hundred years ago. Ninety percent of people who happen to deal with depression also end up dealing with insomnia. Safety on the roads is also diminishing because around one hundred thousand crashes occur due to drowsiness while behind the wheel. Out of those one hundred thousand crashes, there ends up being near fifteen hundred deaths. People should not have to worry about falling asleep at the wheel…

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    Temazepam Research Paper

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    One of the major effects being addiction, "Tranquilizers." Drugs and Controlled Substances: Information for Students, states that, “The risk of drug dependence increases if sedative-hypnotics are taken regularly for more than a few months.” This made curious because several people rely on sleeping pills for years and therefore have a high risk of being addictive to this pill. I thought what if temazepam structure was more similar to something that is naturally made in the body to promote sleep,…

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    Prolotherapy Essay

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    Prolotherapy is a procedure of treating the musculoskeletal system connective tissue injuries by injecting a natural irritant into the soft tissue of a certain injured joint. It is believed that doing so provides significant relief from back pain or joint pain. Why is Prolotherapy Treatment Performed? Prolotherapy treatment is performed when the connective tissue injuries have not healed by nonsurgical therapies or rest. The purpose of this treatment is to relieve the back pain that a patient…

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    Insomnia Research Papers

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    Sleep is something all humans need to survive, yet many suffer from the chronic, life altering enemy, insomnia at some point during their life. According to the Sleep Management Institute, (2010) it has been “estimated 30%-50% of the general population is affected by insomnia, and 10% have chronic insomnia.” It is an unfortunate realization that insomnia affects females more frequently than men, and for those 60 years and older, it can pose an even greater danger to health, and rob the…

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    Insomnia Sleep is one of most important things a human needs.Sleep helps a persons body by relaxing and rejuvenating it. Without sleep a person experiences fatigue and depression. They also become forgetful, and it impairs their decision making. There are so many factors that can alter ones sleep and one of them is insomnia. Insomnia is a mental disorder that stops one from staying asleep or getting quality restorative sleep. About 40% of american adults suffer from Intermittent Insomnia…

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    Natural Sleep Aid

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    Best natural sleep aid Getting a good sleep is an integral part of staying healthy in every person. For this reason, it is important to find the best natural sleep aid if you are suffering from insomnia. Sometimes people do not get enough sleep due to living a double life. Some are juggling between two jobs to make ends meet. They have to work at night in one and attend to the other during the day. Others just live a lifestyle that does not allow them to sleep well. Others are just suffering…

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    According to Goodall, “rhythm is the part of music that interacts most immediately and spontaneously with human bodies. Without it, music would be pleasant enough, but it would be brain food. With rhythm, music becomes hypnotic and sensuous.” A simple example that I can give is the rhythm of human heartbeat. Besides, from walking to dancing, from clicking fingers to tapping toes, it is the program to respond to rhythm. Generally, rhythm is the time element in music. It is an ordered recurrent…

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    Hypnotic Amnesia Essay

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    understand the science behind hypnosis and how it works. Hypnosis has been used to study posthypnotic amnesia (PHA). This mimics how functional amnesia works, but is reversible. Hypnotists create PHA by suggesting that the hypnotized person forgets a memory. Afterward, the individual shows an impaired memory or inability to recall the event targeted in hypnosis. When the hypnotists reverses the forgetting, the memory returns. This shows that PHA is not a result of badly encoding the memories…

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    Essay On Hypnosis

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    it should be understood that the condition is not the same hypnotic sleep. People who were sleeping unaware and unable to hear voices around him. While people in the hypnotic condition, while his body to rest (like sleep), he could still hear clearly and respond to information received Hypnosis has been studied scientifically for more than 200 years. Many clinical and experimental studies trying to determine what is most unique of hypnosis compared to other…

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