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Sleep: Are You Having Nightmares? These May Be The Reasons
Treatments such as therapy and lifestyle changes can help reduce the frequency of nightmares. However, it is important to first understand why they might be occurring.
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Sleep: Do You Often Experience Nightmares? Here Are The Causes & Treatment
Read this article, to understand the many causes behind nightmares and how they can be treated.
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Parkinson’s Disease Can Be Diagnosed Among Elderly Based on Frequent Occurrence of Nightmares
A recent study on old men revealed that the symptoms of Parkinson's disease can be identified early in life. According to experts, frequent nightmares can be an early sign of Parkinson's disease. Association between distressing dreams and this neurological disorder have long been in place. This study is the first one to investigate this link.
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Attention Ladies! Eating Disorders May Up the Risk of Theft and Other Crimes
Eating disorders may be treated casually; however, they might turn into your worst nightmares. They consist of a range of psychological disorders characterized by abnormal or disturbed food habits.
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Beat Menstrual Disorder by Practicing Yoga Regularly: Study
A recent study conducted by a team of experts at King's College London, links practicing yoga with reduced menstrual pain.
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Nightmares Linked To Suicidal Thoughts, Behaviour: Study
Do you often experience frightening or unpleasant dreams? A new study has revealed that nightmares have been identified as a risk for suicidal thoughts, plans and attempts.
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Less Sleep, Mood Disorders Trigger Nightmares
Showing a clear connection between overall well being and nightmares, Finnish researchers have found that symptoms of depression and insomnia are the strongest predictors of having frequent nightmares.
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Following a script to escape a nightmare
Her car is racing at a terrifying speed through the streets of a large city, and something gruesome, something with giant eyeballs, is chasing her, closing in fast. It was a dream, of course, and after Emily Gurule, a 50-year-old high school teacher, related it to Dr. Barry Krakow, he did not ask her to unpack its symbolism. He simply told her to t...
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Attitude affects recovery from whiplash
For people who suffer whiplash in a car accident; feelings of being wronged may raise their risk of lingering post-traumatic stress.
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Sleep: Are You Having Nightmares? These May Be The Reasons
Treatments such as therapy and lifestyle changes can help reduce the frequency of nightmares. However, it is important to first understand why they might be occurring.
-
Sleep: Do You Often Experience Nightmares? Here Are The Causes & Treatment
Read this article, to understand the many causes behind nightmares and how they can be treated.
-
Parkinson’s Disease Can Be Diagnosed Among Elderly Based on Frequent Occurrence of Nightmares
A recent study on old men revealed that the symptoms of Parkinson's disease can be identified early in life. According to experts, frequent nightmares can be an early sign of Parkinson's disease. Association between distressing dreams and this neurological disorder have long been in place. This study is the first one to investigate this link.
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Attention Ladies! Eating Disorders May Up the Risk of Theft and Other Crimes
Eating disorders may be treated casually; however, they might turn into your worst nightmares. They consist of a range of psychological disorders characterized by abnormal or disturbed food habits.
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Beat Menstrual Disorder by Practicing Yoga Regularly: Study
A recent study conducted by a team of experts at King's College London, links practicing yoga with reduced menstrual pain.
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Nightmares Linked To Suicidal Thoughts, Behaviour: Study
Do you often experience frightening or unpleasant dreams? A new study has revealed that nightmares have been identified as a risk for suicidal thoughts, plans and attempts.
-
Less Sleep, Mood Disorders Trigger Nightmares
Showing a clear connection between overall well being and nightmares, Finnish researchers have found that symptoms of depression and insomnia are the strongest predictors of having frequent nightmares.
-
Following a script to escape a nightmare
Her car is racing at a terrifying speed through the streets of a large city, and something gruesome, something with giant eyeballs, is chasing her, closing in fast. It was a dream, of course, and after Emily Gurule, a 50-year-old high school teacher, related it to Dr. Barry Krakow, he did not ask her to unpack its symbolism. He simply told her to t...
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Attitude affects recovery from whiplash
For people who suffer whiplash in a car accident; feelings of being wronged may raise their risk of lingering post-traumatic stress.
