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mania and hypomania whats difference - 0 views

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    mania and hypomania whats difference
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A Gratifying Day Spa Experience - 1 views

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Day Spa Adelaide

A Gratifying Day Spa Experience - 1 views

All my friends were raving about this day spa in Blackwood Hills called Shantai. They do mas-sages, waxing, body treatments, facials, and lots of other day spa stuff. It is so great, you feel total...

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Julian Sanchez

5 Sleep Myths Busted - MSN Health & Fitness - Health Topics - 3 views

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  • And, of course, sleep helps you above the neck as well as below the belt.
  • And by cheating on sleep, you're limping through life with the cranial equivalent of a torn calf muscle.
  • Accumulating a sleep deficit also leads to "microsleeps" while you're awake.
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  • The rest of us mere mortals can begin to repay our sleep debt by dozing 10 hours a night on weekends and then sticking to seven to eight hours during the week. Your
  • "If you habitually take two or more bathroom trips a night, you probably have obstructive sleep apnea," says Alex Chediak, M.D., medical director of the Miami Sleep Disorders Center.
  • No wonder sleep apnea has been linked to heart disease, hypertension, and mood disorders.
  • But why does it wake you up to pee? Because those mini-suffocations result in lower circulating oxygen levels, your heart pumps harder, raising your blood pressure. As excess fluid builds up in your veins, a feedback loop triggers the release of a pressure-relieving diuretic, making you need to pee.
  • Raising the pillow end of your bed by a few inches can help prevent that tissue from blocking your throat.
  • Wash out mucus and irritants by mixing 1/4 teaspoon of table salt in 2 cups of warm water and flushing your nose twice a day using a medical or bulb syringe. Japanese researchers found that people with nasal obstruction were twice as likely to experience daytime fatigue as people with clear passageways.
  • you're probably eating too many carbohydrates in the morning. And what you're not getting enough of is making it worse.
  • Epworth Sleepiness Scale.
  • Julian Sanchez on 12 May 09
     
    Sleep issues and sleep strategies.
  • timothy999 on 24 Mar 22
     
    Interesting info, thanks!
  • rachel999 on 24 Mar 22
     
    Being an insomniac, I'm always glad to find out new info about sleep issues. I used to take sleeping pills, but they are not a valid long-term treatment for insomnia or other sleep disorders. They can have serious side effects on your health, but they also do not solve the problem. It is essential to be careful with these medications. My advice is to check the info about them on the Canada Drugs site https://www.canadadrugsdirect.com/ or to ask a doctor. Thanks for sharing these myths, I'll keep them in mind.
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