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Hope for troubled sleepers?
Health news: Researchers have found a way to reset the "internal clock" of mice. Wow. If that turns out to work on humans ... *_*
- sauce (Well, actually I found it on a German website, I just googled the name of the researcher afterwards.)
Uh, and also. I was going to end this post here, but I noticed something curious while going through the search results. The German articles all mentioned that a disrupted sleep rhythm increases your risk for diabetes and heart disease, but none of the English ones that I checked did (and I checked quite a few). On the other hand, none of the German articles OR the English ones on lesser known websites mentioned obesity, while the popular ones were all, "OMG it might even help with THAT." One time it was the first sentence. Hello? Afraid nobody will show interest otherwise?!
- sauce (Well, actually I found it on a German website, I just googled the name of the researcher afterwards.)
Uh, and also. I was going to end this post here, but I noticed something curious while going through the search results. The German articles all mentioned that a disrupted sleep rhythm increases your risk for diabetes and heart disease, but none of the English ones that I checked did (and I checked quite a few). On the other hand, none of the German articles OR the English ones on lesser known websites mentioned obesity, while the popular ones were all, "OMG it might even help with THAT." One time it was the first sentence. Hello? Afraid nobody will show interest otherwise?!