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"We have in our society this idea that you can just get by without sleep or manipulate when you sleep without any consequences," said Lawrence Epstein, ... "Lack of sleep disrupts every physiologic function in the body," said Eve Van Cauter of the University of Chicago. "We have nothing in our biology that allows us to adapt...
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Consequences of Lack of Sleep - Learn about lack of sleep effects and consequences. Sleep deprivation, disorders and insomnia. ... More About Consequences of Lack of Sleep...
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www.lackofsleeping.com/consequences-of-lack-of-sleep/
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Millions of shift workers average less than five hours per work day. Previous studies, however, have measured only the cognitive consequences of sleep loss.
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Lack of sleep is something that has dire consequences and usually this is connected with our health. We all need to rest and sleep so that our bodies and internal genes and organs are able to function and last longer to keep us healthy.
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Unusual Causes and Consequences of Lack of Sleep from Insight on the News provided by Find Articles at BNET ... Lack of sleep can lead to bad habits, at least for women, the survey revealed. A sizable 59 percent of those surveyed said that they would speed to work after a bad night's sleep. Sixty-one percent of women...
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Sleep deprivation, Insomnia Forum. Everything you wanted to know about sleep disorders but were too tired to ask. ... In Reply to: How long can a person go without sleep? posted by Normphobic on February 07, 2002 at 05:01:49:
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www.sleepnet.com/insomnia12/messages/647.html
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"Sleep deprivation is bad for your brain when you are trying to do high-level [thinking] tasks," study co-author J. Christian Gillin, MD, tells WebMD. "It may have serious consequences both on performance and on the way your brain functions."
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www.webmd.com/news/20000209/lack-of-sleep-takes-toll-on-brain-power
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And pain may be intensified by the physical and mental consequences of lack of sleep(3).Thus, staying up all night to study for that test or finish that presentation actually is more detrimental than originally thought.
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