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    Sleep! Why is sleep so important to get every night? Sleep is important in many ways. Sleeping at night or taking a nap during the day can have many benefits on your memory, energy level, and more. Different ages need different amounts of sleep each night, so smaller children need more sleep than grown adults. Sleep can effect us in many way that we may not even notice. Although you don’t think sleep is that important, it really is. It provides many different things throughout the day to help…

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    to sleep in a way that prevents them from drowning, which is different from how you and other land mammals sleep. Your bodily functions during sleep include the inactivation of all voluntary muscles, however, you are equipped with a breathing reflex which allows you to breathe automatically so you will not suffocate during sleep. Dolphins aren't equipped with that breathing reflex, so their way of sleeping is very different and is important to their survival. Unihemispheric slow-wave sleep…

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    In the article from LA Times, “Sleep Deprivation Has Genetic Consequences, Study Finds,” Eryn Brown discusses that the lack of sleep can cause genetic consequences. Brown says when night-shift workers or college crammers who stay up late have problems in their health. She states, “...get less than our fair share of zzz’s are more likely to be obese and to suffer cardiovascular woes than people get a consistent…”, she’s saying if people don’t get the required sleep they need, there could be…

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    Without a good night’s sleep, your life can become a nightmare as you fight chronic sleep deprivation, but memory foam mattresses can help you achieve nirvana in the realm of dreamland. Sleep deprivation is not something to be taken lightly. Chronic sleep deprivation inhibits creative thinking patterns and many other higher brain functions. Pressure point arousal is one of the main causes of sleep deprivation, and it occurs when the body is consistently awakened from deep sleep due to minor…

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    Sleep argumentative essay Sleep deprivation is a world problem,schools everywhere in the world need to start school later in the day.Here are some reasons why we should start school later:about only 9 percent of students are getting enough sleeep they need for school. About twenty percent of students are only getting about 5 hours of sleep a night.With only little segments of sleep, this causes students to be unable to learn which can leads to worse grades.One study has found that…

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    Sleep has been a daily task for everyone that has come into the world. Sleep is idolized into our society, and will forever be. Many people talk about the importance of sleep, and the effects it can have on you when you don’t get enough. They would continue to tell you that the problems you would have if you don’t get the correct amount of sleep. Many people know that that is true, but do they know just some of the major sleep disorders that can affect a few to 3 million citizens of the United…

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    on a students’ sleep schedule, causing their sleep quality and quantity to quickly deteriorate. For example, when overwhelmed by school related anxieties many teens find themselves unable to fall asleep. In further support of this idea, Lindsey Holmes, in her article, “5 Ways Stress Wrecks Your Sleep,” published in The Huffington Post on September 17, 2014, declares that, when overwhelmed by school related anxieties many teens find themselves unable to fall asleep. This lack of sleep has many…

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    long-term effects of lack of sleep. In my speech, I am going to explain the three major chronic effects of lack of sleep. I am creditable on this topic because I have done research on it. Sleep helps the human body function properly and without enough sleep, health-related problems can develop later in life. First, I will discuss one major sleep disorder that can develop. Second, I will explain how sleep loss can increase the risk of obesity. Third, I will explain how sleep loss affects the…

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    and quality of sleep. People don’t realize the needs of their bodies; they live life to the fullest spending every hour of the day exhausting their bodies. Along with food, shelter, and water, sleep is an absolute necessity of our living. It is proven that 8 hours of sleep is the minimum our bodies need to get. Many people do not know or fail to recognize that teenagers need even more than that. Scientist recognized that their hormone filled, un-matured bodies need 10 hours of sleep to reach…

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    Why do we sleep? We need sleep because it is an active period in which a lot of important processing, restoration, and strengthening occurs.we need sleep to restore our brains.Sleep helps our brains to remember things easier.Its also good to sleep to figure some things out.Why is sleep good for the body?
Sleep plays a vital role in good health and well-being throughout your life. Getting enough quality sleep at the right times can help protect your mental health, physical health, quality of…

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