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EP5: The Science of Sleep and Brain Function with Dr. Daniel Barone
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Do you find yourself having difficulty falling asleep? Or do you find yourself feeling exhausted even after a full 8 hours of sleep?
Learn more about healthy sleeping habits as Dr. Daniel Barone, Associate Professor of Clinical Neurology from Weill Cornell Center joins Dr. Philippe Douyon to discuss how our sleeping patterns affect our brain and body functions.
As a neurologist and sleep expert, Dr. Daniel Barone explains the detrimental consequences of sleep deprivation. He also dives into the causes of various sleep-related conditions and disorders, and shows us why some of our sleeping problems may actually be a symptom of an illness.
So before you hit the snooze button and reset your body clock, tune in to this episode to unlock more hacks for better and more restful sleep.
KEY POINTS:
The consequences of sleep deprivation on our brain and body health
The importance of quantity, quality, and timing in your sleep schedule
Your sleeping problem may actually be a symptom of an illness.
The causes of Sleep Apnea and how to treat it.
Understanding REM sleep, sleep paralysis and other sleeping conditions
Things to avoid for more restful sleep
Five things you can do now to improve your sleep
When should you get a sleep evaluation and talk to your doctor
QUOTABLES:
“While our ability to kind of deal with sleep deprivation does get better, as we get older, the need for sleep is still the same.” - Daniel Barone
“Sleep apnea is a condition where the tongue and the soft tissue are basically falling backwards and closing off the airway. So, if we say this is a normally open airway – here's where snoring happens. And then closed off is where sleep apnea happens.” - Daniel Barone
GUEST INFORMATION
Daniel Barone
IG | @danielbaronemd
Twitter | https://twitter.com/dannybsleepmd?lang=en
YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP2ltZqEphnFoO1tGEqPqQQ
LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannybsleepmd/
Puchase Daniel Barone, M.D.’s published books here!
Let's Talk about Sleep & The Story of Sleep: From A to Zzzz
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Website | https://www.inlebrainfitinstitute.com/take-charge
IG | @philippe.md
LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-philippe-douyon-85a24449/
FB | https://www.facebook.com/PhilippeDouyonMD/
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