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Excellent documentary on sleep - SleepinginAdelaide - 07-16-2013
It is a Naked Science production called Dead Tired.
Runs for about 45 minutes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY3ma_xmTVg
Steve
RE: Excellent documentary on sleep - Airstream - 07-16-2013
Can't watch right now- bookmarked it for the weekend. Beginning looks interesting. Thanks for sharing Steve.
RE: Excellent documentary on sleep - oak - 07-16-2013
(07-16-2013, 06:26 PM)SleepinginAdelaide Wrote: It is a Naked Science production called Dead Tired.
Runs for about 45 minutes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY3ma_xmTVg
Steve
This was excellent. Thank You!
RE: Excellent documentary on sleep - iSnooze - 07-21-2013
Finally found the time to sit down and watch this without interruptions. Sleep deprivation is worse than I imagined. The correlation between young children not getting enough sleep and depression in their teen years was interesting and scary. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing the link.
RE: Excellent documentary on sleep - SleepEZ - 07-21-2013
(07-16-2013, 07:44 PM)oak Wrote:(07-16-2013, 06:26 PM)SleepinginAdelaide Wrote: It is a Naked Science production called Dead Tired.
Runs for about 45 minutes ...
Steve
This was excellent. Thank You!
I second the comment above. Well worth taking time to watch. I'm now wondering why our primary physicians aren't better trained and considering the possibility of sleep deprivation as a potential cause of many physical maladies that we suffer with? Seems like this could eliminate, reduce, or at least delay, the need for all kinds of treatments (e.g., blood pressure meds, diabetic treatments, etc.).
RE: Excellent documentary on sleep - Paptillian - 07-22-2013
Watched it, too. Thanks for sharing!
(07-21-2013, 03:51 PM)SleepEZ Wrote: I'm now wondering why our primary physicians aren't better trained and considering the possibility of sleep deprivation as a potential cause of many physical maladies that we suffer with?
There's a lot of truth to this. I had mentioned to my GP on a couple occasions how I feel, and even told him that I didn't think I was sleeping well. He never ordered a sleep study. It was in fact a cardiologist that thought to do that.