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    The nature of sleep remains complicated‚ and mostly unexplainable. Sleep is necessary for all mammals. Sleep serves the body as energy conservation processes as well as letting the nervous system recuperate. This bodily recuperation process also allows emotional regulation for the body. The circadian rhythm‚ also known as the biological clock or circadian clock‚ regulates the sleep-wake cycle. The circadian clock is located in a group of cells just behind the optic nerve‚ called the Suprachiasmatic

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    Sleep Paralysis Essay

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    Sleep paralysis and nightmares are interrelated REM sleep parasomnias that are experienced more or less prevalently by certain populations or age groups. Sleep paralysis refers to the state in which an individual is unable to move one’s limbs and trunk while being conscious‚ and nightmares are the phenomena of experiencing horrific dreams. In this paper‚ I will be comparing two articles’ compositional style on the topic of sleep paralysis and nightmares. One popular press article‚ Sleep Paralysis

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    the issues that Mother has recently been having. Last week‚ we covered the topic of sleep‚ and I was able to learn a lot about the subject. The primary tool used that has lead to a great deal of discoveries in the field of sleep and dreams is called an electroencephalograph (EEG). It is basically a device that monitors the electrical activity of the brain over a certain amount of time. When mom visited The Sleep Center yesterday‚ they used the machine on her--in case you still do not know what I

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    Why We Need Sleep

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    We Need Sleep Sleep is a very important aspect of our lives and people rely on it to re-energize them so they can continue onto the next day. Although sleep is thought to conserve energy it actually drains your metabolism by 5-10%. However‚ sleep is very beneficial to humans. Sleeping progresses the bodies’ growth and rejuvenates the immune‚ skeletal‚ nervous and muscular systems. Sleep also improves short-term memory‚ mood‚ efficiency‚ concentration‚ and it is actually believed that sleep also helps

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    dispositions‚ but not as a means to define a large spectrum of dreams with the individual’s personal influences. It lacks any scientific support. In contrast‚ the Physiological Function Theory‚ which suggests that regular brain stimuli from REM sleep may help develop and preserve neural pathways. “Earlier studies have suggested it appears early in life‚ in the third trimester in humans‚ and research has produced evidence the brain of the fetus may in a sense be "seeing" images long before its eyes

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    Haruki Murakami's Sleep

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    The short story‚ “Sleep‚” by Haruki Murakami‚ is told by a woman with insomnia who has not slept in seventeen days. She describes why she has not slept in seventeen days and what happens to her as a consequence of that. However‚ the narrator is unaware that she is asleep throughout the entire story and the prose is her dream. It is proven that she is asleep because she is not able to move‚ she includes things from the outside world and her past in her dream‚ there are several irrational events‚ and

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    Sleep and Saturday Nights

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    I had never thought the day would come where I would be scared to tears of sleeping in the comfort of my own home. I was clueless on what to do for the next month and continued to worry every night‚ fearing that it was not yet over or that it would occur again. Sleepless nights had become a routine; something that started off naturally to fearing for my life. Saturday nights have always been a day where the whole family would go out to dinner and enjoy each other’s pleasant company; talking

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    Mostafa Alhakim ESL 185‚ MW November 21‚ 2011 Cause and Effect Essay: Final Draft Causes of Getting Low Grades Getting low grades is common for students at school but the causes are very important to determine why they are failing or getting these low grades. There are three causes why students get low grades: they work after school‚ they have to take care of their siblings‚ and they don’t know how to spend time wisely. First of all‚ some students have work after school. Some of them

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    If you’ve ever experienced sleep paralysis‚ then you probably know the feeling of being paralyzed when falling asleep or waking up‚ or hallucinating that a malevolent spirit is bearing-down on you. Have you ever felt so frightened‚ you thought you would die? Have you ever experienced total-body paralysis just before falling asleep or immediately upon awakening? If you have‚ then you’re not alone. Symptoms like these are very common among people who suffer from sleep paralysis. If you’re not familiar

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    Explaining a Concept: Sleep Have you ever wondered what happens in our sleep? Why do we even need sleep? Sleep is very unique as we are unconscious when it occurs. Most of our activity while we sleep occurs in the brain as it doesn’t simply shut off but instead keeps activity. The Brain’s activity during sleep can be put into 4 different stages and then we enter what we call REM sleep. This is the most Important part of sleep where our bodies recover for the next day. It is a very common belief

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