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Rapid eye movement sleep / Nap / Insomnia / Non-rapid eye movement sleep / Bedtime / Circadian rhythm sleep disorder / Delayed sleep phase disorder / Sleep / Biology / Neurophysiology
Date: 2014-05-22 18:16:43
Rapid eye movement sleep
Nap
Insomnia
Non-rapid eye movement sleep
Bedtime
Circadian rhythm sleep disorder
Delayed sleep phase disorder
Sleep
Biology
Neurophysiology

the timing of your major meals, exercise and consumption of alcohol and caffeine. You may begin to see patterns emerge that will allow you to predict a good night versus a poor night of sleep. As a general rule, you shou

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