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Four Diseases Revealed by Nightmare

Frequent nightmares may be caused by work or life stress, anxiety, and changes in certain drugs or hormones. However, some serious diseases can also lead to nightmares. The Huffington Post recently published a study confirming [4 diseases revealed by nightmares]. 1. Heart disease. A Swedish study found an important association between increased nightmares and arrhythmia and intermittent chest pain in older men and women. The study also found that chest pain and arrhythmia increased significantly in women aged 40 to 64 who had frequent nightmares and poor sleep. Spastic chest pain may further increase after menopause. 2. Parkinson’s disease. Three recent studies published in the British journal Lancet Neurology show that patients with sleep disorders often scream, cry, kick and Read More …

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Choose a good pillow, drink a cup of hot milk, can’t afford the night without snoring, and never dream of dawn all night.

One third of life is spent in sleep. Therefore, having high-quality sleep will greatly improve the happiness of life. Did you sleep well? Pay attention to the following questions. Dr. Clove will help you sleep well. How do you choose pillows? Traditional pillows are often filled with natural plant materials such as buckwheat husk and cassia seed. They can fit the curvature of the head and neck, are not easy to collapse, and are refreshing and breathable. Some people also like the special taste of these plants and think they can help them sleep. In recent years, [memory pillow] also quite fire. Pillow core is mostly some high elastic materials, soft and breathable, good resilience. Propaganda also said: Memory pillow Read More …

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Four Diseases Revealed by Nightmare

Frequent nightmares may be caused by work or life stress, anxiety, and changes in certain drugs or hormones. However, some serious diseases can also lead to nightmares. The Huffington Post recently published a study confirming [4 diseases revealed by nightmares]. 1. Heart disease. A Swedish study found an important association between increased nightmares and arrhythmia and intermittent chest pain in older men and women. The study also found that chest pain and arrhythmia increased significantly in women aged 40 to 64 who had frequent nightmares and poor sleep. Spastic chest pain may further increase after menopause. 2. Parkinson’s disease. Three recent studies published in the British journal Lancet Neurology show that patients with sleep disorders often scream, cry, kick and Read More …