Let's talk about sleep : a guide to understanding and improving your sleep / Daniel A. Barone, MD, with Lawrence A. Armour.
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616.833 SCH Parkinson's disease : | 616.834 HOL Living well with multiple sclerosis : | 616.835 SMI Patenting the sun : | 616.84 BAR Let's talk about sleep : | 616.849 CAR The vow : | 616.8491 IVK Headache survival : | 616.8498 EPS The Harvard Medical School guide to a good night's sleep / |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 165-174) and index.
Sleep is essential to our health but it can be hard to get enough. Here, a seasoned neurologist reveals best practices, realistic approaches, and practical tips to help us all get a better night's rest. He reviews the latest studies, considers technologies and products that can help us, and offers advice for those who suffer from various disorders.
Introduction -- Trouble sleeping? -- The brain: what happens when we sleep? -- A new patient -- Insomnia -- Doing what comes naturally -- Obstructive sleep apnea -- Other breathing problems in sleep -- Movin' in the night, part I: the legs -- Movin' in the night, part II: the parasomnias -- Narcolepsy: being too sleepy -- A broken (internal) clock -- Sleep and technology -- Dreams.
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