Sleep, Dreaming, and Drugs
The use of "mind-altering" drugs and intoxicating drinks to hasten the onset of sleep and to enhance the experience of dreaming is a worldwide phenomenon and g...
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Sleep
SLEEP, as a periodic, recurrent state of inactivity and altered consciousness, marks a boundary line in human experience. However sleep is culturally evaluated and understood, it is a state quit...
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Sleep
Sleep is a natural state of rest that is as essential to a person's well being as food and water. Without enough sleep, the ability to perform even simple tasks declines dramatically. Sleep is e...
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Sleep
Sleep is a state of physical inactivity and mental rest in which conscious awareness, thought, and voluntary movement cease and intermittent dreaming takes place. This natural and regular phenom...
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Sleep
The natural, periodic suspension of consciousness needed to revive the body.
There is no one acceptable pattern of sleep for all children. As a child develops from infancy through childhood and ...
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There are five stages of sleep, four stages of Non Rapid Eye Movement (NREM) and one stage of Rapid Eye Movement (REM). In stage one our brain waves slow down and enter a pattern of theta waves. Ther...
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The blare of the alarm goes off at the early hour of eight thirty in the morning. Tyler, a college freshman, wakes up from his night of sleep. He calculates the hours that he slept and as usual the ho...
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It is necessary for teens to get enough sleep in order to function properly on a daily basis. In other words teens not having a certain amount of sleep each night are subject to many distractions duri...
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