November 20, 2011
Author: Dr. Stacy Foster First and foremost there are a number of environmental and behavioral factors that can contribute to sleep disturbances. Avoid exercising in the evenings, this only speeds your metabolism and increases your circulation, making it much more difficult for your body to be in a restful state. You can also help sleep [...]
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November 9, 2011
Author: Stefania Constantin Insomnia occurs especially after high mental effort (emotions, prolonged and intense intellectual activity, grief, permanently stress) or after growth of brain cell excitability. Insomnia is a main symptom in neurosis and agitation in some patients but may be psychical result of organic disease (heart disease, asthma, febrile diseases, bronchitis, etc). In organic [...]
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