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The Portion of Bed on Time

June 10th, 2011

Restfull%20Sleep The Portion of Bed on TimeSleep time of each person is different, the portion of sleep depending on the age of each individual. first for a baby will need more sleep than adults. Explaining how much sleep time for each person based on age, complete with benefits:

Ages 0-2 months, infants who reached two months old, generally need to sleep 12 to 18 hours every day. Age 3-11 months, at this age, babies need time to sleep 14 hours to 15 hours each day, including naps. The days were very important to their lives. Adequate sleep will make the body and the baby’s brain develop well and normal.

Age 3-5 years, at age children enter school before this, they need time to break sleep 11 hours to 13 hours, including naps. This is very important. Because, according to the study of children aged less than five years of a lack of sleep, will affect the status of obesity in the future.

Age 5-10 years, school aged children will take time to sleep 10 hours to 11 hours. According to research, children who do not have adequate rest periods, can cause them to become hyperactive, not the concentration of study, and have behavioral problems at school. Research has shown.

Age 10-17; by youth through adolescence, they need to sleep daily between 8 hours and 9 hours. Studies show that teenagers who sleep less, are more susceptible to depression, not focused, have bad grades, even car accidents. Adults, Adults need time to sleep 7 hours to 9 hours each day. The doctors recommend for those who want to live healthy to apply these rules in life.

Conditions And Processes During Sleep

February 11th, 2011

sleeping Conditions And Processes During SleepAs one of the routines in our daily life, sleep has become a regular thing we do. At night, the sleep hormone melatonin produced a marker that the body needs rest to sleep. You go to bed, lay down and unconsciously you have fallen asleep. The next day, during waking you may not remember exactly how long you have been  sleep. You may still remember the beautiful dream last night.

Have you ever wondered what really happens when we sleep? During the sleep cycle we will have 2 kinds of sleep are state of quiet sleep and active sleep state. Quiet sleep often known as NREM sleep or non-REM (Rapid Eye Movement or No. No Fast Eye Movement). As quiet or NREM sleep or non-REM, a person’s body will experience a quiet activity.

The pulse rate, respiration and blood pressure of the body will move more calm and orderly. This is a process in which the body restores the body. The muscles, glands of the body and improved body composition. Substances that are not useful will be removed from the body. At the time of quiet sleep also occur merger proteins that will be used during active sleep.

The Danger of Oversleeping

June 2nd, 2010

sleeping woman The Danger of OversleepingFor those who are vulnerable to get headache, sleep much longer than usual during weekends or holidays can cause pain in the head. Experts believe that oversleeping can affect on certain neurotransmitters in the brain, including serotonin.

People who sleep much longer during the day and disrupt their sleeping patterns at night, also proved that often have a headache in the morning. Many researches reveal that those who slept nine hours or at night are significantly have averaged higher mortality than those who slept for 7-8 hours.

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