Sleep Disorders Q&As
Michael Breus, PhD Psychology |
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What causes sleep disorders? |
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Sleep disorders may be caused by any number of aspects. For example, obstructive sleep apnea may be caused by a physical blockage in the nose or throat or combination of both, while central sleep apnea may be caused by a disturbance in . . . Read More |
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posted to Insomnia Support GroupBecause of this sleeping issue, I was falling asleep in the front of a computer at my desk in my old job. Thanks for ur suggestions guys! I’ll post an update later!





