insomnious

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• Given the flood of studies, warnings, features and books about it, insomnia may come to define our age the way nostalgia defined the Romantics.

• Anxiety disorders, insomnia, and dementia were the most common diagnoses.

• The app has emerged as a national pastime, with some using it to research where their dates live or provide an escape from the pandemic blues, or as something to scroll through during bouts of insomnia.

• I’ve battled insomnia my entire adult life, going through phases where it’ll be hard to fall asleep for months on end.

• Neuralink is working on a kind of brain-computer interface that it hopes will one day help restore brain functions in humans with disorders like blindness, seizures, and insomnia.

• I was actually experiencing insomnia pretty intensely, and that experience informed that song.

• Although Chloe dominates the student body by day, at night insomnia dominates her.

• Note: Chronic deprivation has much more serious symptoms and you should seek a medical professional if you suffer from insomnia.

• There are his mind-altering insomnia and his addiction to his “me-machine,” his cellphone.

• How a Dutch social-media star and her strange aural stimuli helped combat my chronic insomnia.

• The cattle seem to suffer from insomnia occasionally, and the hot nights rouse their predatory instincts.

• In delirium tremens, they relieve when there are great restlessness, insomnia, the general lowering of the nerve power.

• You wouldn't look well, if you'd been suffering from Insomnia every Afternoon for a Week!

• Another favourite anecdote in New York is that of the Philadelphian who went to a doctor and complained of insomnia.