Sleep: The secret to sleeping well and waking refreshed

Sleep: The secret to sleeping well and waking refreshed
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This one-stop practical guide will show you how to get a good night’s sleep. With practical tips and advice throughout to make your progress easier.Do you have problems getting to sleep? Are you a fitful sleeper? Do you wake up feeling tired?You’re not alone. One in three Britons suffers from some kind of sleep disorder.This book provides a variety of personalised solutions for you to try, ranging from changes in behaviour to natural and orthodox treatments and techniques.Contents include: the science of sleep; assisting sleep; babies and children; work, rest and play; lifestyle and environment; ageing; overcoming sleep disorders.

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Prof. Idzikowski Chris. Sleep: The secret to sleeping well and waking refreshed

Collins need to know? Sleep. The secret to sleeping well and waking refreshed. Doctor Chris Idzikowski

Table of Contents

Introduction

1 Knowing the basics

Understanding sleep

must know

Why sleep?

must know

Effects of sleep deprivation

must know

Key turning points in sleep research

must know

How sleep works

must know

Clocks, cycles and rhythms

Sleep and wakefulness

must know

must know

The brain’s metronome

The role of melatonin

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

The role of serotonin

did you know?

What happens when we sleep

must know

The stages of sleep

Stage 1: drowsiness

Stage 2: light sleep

Stages 3 and 4: deep sleep, delta or slow-wave sleep

must know

Stage 5: Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep

must know

REM sleep and dreaming

Sigmund Freud and dreams

did you know?

Dreaming through the ages

did you know?

The ancient Egyptians

The ancient Greeks

The early Christians

want to know more?

The early philosophers

2 Why can’t we sleep?

All about insomnia

What is insomnia?

did you know?

Sleeplessness and insomnia

must know

Diagnosing insomnia

The role of Nature

must know

Gender

Age

General constitution

must know

The role of diet

must know

Alcohol

Caffeine

How much alcohol is in your drink?

watch out!

must know

The absorption and metabolism of caffeine

The main caffeine offenders

did you know?

must know

Sugar

‘Good sleep’ foods

Low glycaemic index foods

What to eat when

must know

Lifestyle

must know

Stress

Smoking

must know

Environment

must know

Light

did you know?

The relative intensity of different forms of light

must know

Humidity

Noise

Noise table

must know

Snoring partners

watch out!

want to know more?

Temperature

3 Life’s journey

Pregnancy, birth and childhood

must know

The three trimesters

First trimester

must know

Second trimester

Third trimester

must know

Sleep disturbances and labour

The baby in the womb

Babies

must know

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)

The benefits of bed sharing

must know

must know

Children

The importance of routines

watch out!

Tips for putting children to bed

Children’s sleep disorders

Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA)

Nightmares and night terrors

must know

Distinguishing between nightmares and night terrors

From adolescence to menopause

did you know?

Adolescence and young adulthood

Middle age

must know

Old age

must know

Some age-related sleeping problems

Sleeptime strategies for the elderly

must know

Hormonally related sleep-disordered breathing

Visual impairment

must know

Headaches

Nocturia

want to know more?

Death and his brother sleep

4 How to sleep better

Sleep hygiene

Top tips for good sleep hygiene

Is your bedroom conducive to a good night’s sleep?

must know

A comfortable sleeping environment

watch out!

Beds

Beds – a historical perspective

did you know?

must know

Pillows

must know

Breathing and relaxation techniques

must know

The art of relaxing

The art of breathing

must know

Deep breathing

How to do deep breathing

must know

Breathing variations

Meditation

So what is meditation?

How to meditate

must know

Preparation

did you know?

Yoga

must know

Progressive muscle relaxation and autogenics

Progressive muscle relaxation

Diet and nutrition

Nutrients for healthy sleep

watch out!

must know

Good sleep suppers and bedtime snacks

Alternative therapies

must know

Acupuncture

Alexander technique

Aromatherapy

Good aromatherapy sleep oils

Bach flower remedies

Baths

Biofeedback

Biorhythm calculations

Chinese medicine

must know

Electrosleep therapy

Feng shui

must know

Hands-on healing

Herbs

Top feng shui tips

must know

watch out!

Homeopathy

Must Know

Hydrotherapy

Hypnotherapy

Isocones

Massage

must know

Naturopathy

Polarity therapy

Reflexology (also known as zone therapy)

must know

Reiki

Shiatsu

Tibetan medicine

want to know more?

5 Taking control

Understanding your needs

did you know?

How much is enough?

So how can you tell if you are getting enough?

Work it out for yourself

Sleep debt

Epworth Sleepiness Scale

Excessive daytime sleepiness

Keeping a sleep diary

SLEEP DIARY: MORNING

SLEEP DIARY: EVENING

watch out!

More ways to use your diary

must know

Average sleep duration

How long to stay in bed?

Average sleep onset and awakening times

did you know?

Getting up

What time to go to bed?

Stimulus control

Lifestyle

must know

Driving

Exercise and sports

Top tips before embarking on a long drive

Long-distance air travel and jet lag

did you know?

Travelling across time zones

Travelling long distances

Top tips for travelling long distances

Fatigue

Top tips for travelling long distances

Shift work

Napping and ‘anchor sleeps’

did you know?

Knowing yourself

must know

Using the self-help tables

1 Lifestyle

2 Eating

3 Sleep worries

4 Difficulty getting to sleep

5 Learned sleeplessness

6 Larks and owls

7 Restless legs

8 Sleeping pills

9 Medicines and recreational drugs

10 Anxiety and depression

11 Heavy drinking

12 Enough sleep

Conclusions

1. Lifestyle

2. Eating

3. Sleep worries

4. Difficulty getting to sleep

5. Learned sleeplessness

6. Larks and owls

watch out!

7. Restless legs

8. Sleeping pills

9. Medicines and recreational drugs

10. Anxiety and depression

11. Heavy drinking

12. Enough sleep

want to know more?

6 Sleep disorders

Sleep disorders

INSOMNIA

SLEEP-RELATED BREATHING DISORDERS

HYPERSOMNIAS OF CENTRAL ORIGIN NOT DUE TO CIRCADIAN RHYTHM SLEEP DISORDER, SLEEP-RELATED BREATHING DISORDER, OR OTHER CAUSES OF DISTURBED NOCTURNAL SLEEP

CIRCADIAN RHYTHM SLEEP DISORDER

PARASOMNIA

SLEEP-RELATED MOVEMENT DISORDERS

ISOLATED SYMPTOMS, APPARENTLY NORMAL VARIANTS AND UNRESOLVED ISSUES

OTHER SLEEP DISORDERS

COMMON CAUSES OF DAYTIME SLEEPINESS IN CHILDREN

Insomnia

must know

must know

Idiopathic insomnia

Paradoxical insomnia

must know

Psychophysiological insomnia

must know

Hyperarousal in psychophysiological insomnia

Sleep-related breathing disorders

must know

Central sleep apnoea

Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA)

watch out!

must know

Sleep apnoea

Snoring

did you know?

must know

How to stop

Non-surgical and surgical solutions

Mouth inserts

Hypersomnia

must know

Narcolepsy

must know

Circadian rhythm sleep disorders

must know

Advanced Sleep Phase Syndrome (ASPS)

Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome (DSPS)

must know

DSPS characteristics

Circadian rhythm sleep disorders

Parasomnia

Sleepwalking

did you know?

did you know?

Sleepwalking facilitators

Sleepwalking triggers

REM Behaviour Disorder (RBD)

Nightmares

must know

Sleep enuresis (bedwetting)

Sleep hallucinations and sleep paralysis

must know

Sleep-Related Eating Disorder (SRED)

Below are some of the more common visual and auditory hallucinations that have been described:

Sleep-related movement disorders

must know

Periodic Limb Movement Disorder (PLMD)

must know

Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS)

must know

Sleep Bruxism (tooth grinding)

must know

Sleep-Related Rhythmic Movement Disorder

Other conditions that affect sleep

must know

Alcoholism

Anxiety disorders

must know

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Dementia

must know

Depression

Fibromyalgia Syndrome

must know

Epilepsy

Headaches

must know

Migraine

Heart conditions

did you know?

Tension-type headache

Cluster headache

Hypnic headache

Snoring, insomnia and headache

Myotonic dystrophy

Nocturia

Parkinson’s Disease

must know

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Psychoses

must know

Sleep-Related Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux

Somatoform disorders

want to know more?

Stroke

7 Sleep medicine

The work of sleep clinics

must know

Types of sleep clinic

must know

Overnight monitoring

must know

What happens next

Sleep medicine accreditation

Other tests

Treatments for sleep disorders

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

Sleep information

Sleep behaviour

General cognitive therapy

Common behavioural techniques

must know

Stimulants in the treatment of narcolepsy and other hypersomnia conditions

Medical treatments for RLS

Sleeping pills

must know

Commonly used sleeping pills

Light therapy

must know

Melatonin supplements

must know

Melatonin legislation

Chronotherapy

Typical chronotherapy programme

Common CPAP problems and solutions

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)

want to know more?

Glossary

Useful addresses

Index

Copyright

About the Publisher

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Cover Page

Title Page

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Scientists believe we dream during REM sleep, and that the dreams become more vivid as the sleep stage progresses. Most REM sleep occurs towards the end of the night and can sometimes reach its peak in the early morning, (which is why you can often remember dreams clearly just as you wake up). But the memory of the dream usually fades within minutes.

Although he originally trained as a doctor, Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) is best known for his study of the mind, and is often referred to as the father of psychoanalysis. Freud believed that the mind consisted of three main elements: the ego (the conscious self), the superego (the mind’s moral guardian) and the id (psychic and unconscious mental energy), and that the demands of the id, left unchecked during sleep, were expressed in dreams.

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