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    Sleep: An Overnight Coma Did you know you spend about one-third of your life sleeping (Kastner 4)? You probably spend more time sleeping than you do any other activity. That is why I find it essential to get a good night’s sleep to make that third of my life a little more satisfying. Hours and hours of research on facts that have been backed up by several reliable sources prove my work to be dependable. In order to get a good night’s sleep, it is important to understand the stages of sleep, how…

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    Frank Bruni goes into great deal by pulling together of series of evidence from article findings to quotes. The main idea from his response would be kids are not getting enough sleep. He factors in many causes of why this is happening. “And that says everything about the way childhood has been transformed - at least among ambitious, privileged subset of Americans - into an insanely programmed, status-obsessed and sometimes spirit- sapping race,” Bruni wrote. With good intentions, he draws forth…

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    In this paper we will be talking about sleep apnea. We will discuss exactly what it is, the symptoms and the people who are more prone to having this illness. Sleep apnea is one of many sleeping disorders that many Americans live with. According to the Statistic brain institute approximately 40 million Americans have chronic sleeping disorders, 62% of American adults experience a sleep problem a few nights per week. This institute has also discovered that 30% of all adults have insomnia in the…

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    in America are starting at the earliest of 7:40 am, which is causing teens to become sleep deprived, and a sleep deprived teen is an unfocused teen. The average teeneager gets approximatly 7 ¼ hours of sleep, but the average teen needs 8-10 hours of sleep. Just because a teen gets 8 hours, that is just barely passing, like getting a D or C on a school report card. It is important to get 10, maybe 9 hours of sleep. Schools in America start somewhere in between 7:40 am and 8:40 am. Most teens need…

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    Introduction Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) basically means an individual losses the ability to breathe easily. OSA is could be considered a serious sleep disorder because of the stopping of breathing. OSA is constant and occurs multiple times while asleep. There are a multiple type of apnea but the most known disorder is OSA, which occurs when the throat muscles relax and hinders airways during sleep. OSA is usually caused because of a narrow and flaccid throat. In addition, most people who…

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    Sleep Logger Tri-Fold Problem: The problem we’re trying to solve is how people aren’t getting enough sleep at night which makes the person really tired in the morning, a.k.a. sleep deprivation. Sleep deprivation is the situation or condition of suffering from a lack of sleep. Sleep deprivation can be caused by many things, one of them being time. For example, if you have a big exam in school tomorrow and you don’t have enough time to study at night for the exam, that could cause sleep…

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    The world record for the longest period without sleep is 18 days, 21 hours and 40 minutes held during a rocking chair marathon. The record holder reported experiencing hallucinations, paranoia, blurred vision, slurred speech having wavered memory along with concentration lapses. Does sleep deprivation have an effect on the brains memory process as well as making people more susceptible to false memories and poor judgments. The ability for the human memory to recall is astounding upon itself…

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    Sleep eating disorder is one of the parasomnias which consists of the repeated episodes of the compulsive binge eating and drinking after waking up during the night. REM sleep behavior disorder occurs when one acts out vivid dreams while sleeping. These dreams are often filled with action which can be violent. The next one is paralysis which causes one to be unable to move the body when falling asleep or when waking up. It can make one feels anxious and afraid and some people also hallucinate…

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    spend $15 billion dollars per year to help cure their sleep problems or even try to (Behrens and Rosen 461). According to Behrens and Rosen “Up to forty million Americans suffer from sleep disruptions that trigger serious health risks, which include cardiovascular disease, obesity and depression” (Behrens and Rosen 461). Not getting enough sleep (eight hours minimum) can cause a lot of problems in a teen’s life. Sometimes not all getting enough sleep can kill young adults. Young adults that are…

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    couple of minutes of sleep. This was also true for Jilly Dos in the article “Sweet Dreams”. Many schools around the world are starting school even earlier than before. Teens are always trying to catch up on their lost sleep and always seem to be exhausted. There are many problems with sleep loss and they have drastic effects. When teenagers and young people do not get enough sleep it can affect them heavily both mentally and physically. It is scientifically proven that not enough sleep can…

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