Her voice is so beautiful and calm and soothing. No wonder she is a sleep clinic doctor.

she is a great narrator and this was a good story, thanks for sharing.

@BasementDwellers

4 жыл бұрын

Made me want to fall asleep lol

Sleep is fascinating! I too am grateful to be a sleep doctor. Helping people sleep has a huge positive impact on people’s life and this is hugely satisfying

@realascanb222

2 жыл бұрын

I have a sleep disorder I assume. I'm a doctor and I just can't sleep on my own it's horrible. I have avoided going for a sleep study because if I can't sleep at home, how will I sleep in a clinic. I feel I would be up in that room for 4 or 5 days before they could record even one hour of my sleep. It's really destroying my life. I can't function at work or during the day. Any advice.

I loved every second of this video her voice is so soothing as well as giving easy to understand medical lingo with definitions and actionable advice I took a lot of notes on this and opens my eyes to a lot of different aspects of the scenario thank you so much for this video♥️🙏

I love sleeping a lot. And when I say «a lot» I mean that I sleep in anytime I can. I could have slept 8 hours and yet: «Do I have anything to do right now? No? Well, I'll just sleep another two hours.» I'm very lucky that I don't experience very vivid dreams and very seldom do I remember them, so basically every night passes like in the blick of an eye for me.

@BubbyNikko

4 жыл бұрын

@edgar2prado In my experience (and as far as I can remember) I never have "pleasant" dreams but rather a long series of strange and eccentric events in succession. Even though they're not unpleasant, I always wake up with a sense of... tiredness and confusion. I get very vivid dreams only when I'm about to get my period and the day after I'm always on a bad mood. Do you have pleasant dreams? EDIT: Just another thing. I know that some people are able to recognize it when they're dreaming and somehow "control" what happens there. I can't. I even tried to keep a journal of the dreams I make (I read it boosts creativity) but I just hate it. I prefer a long, dark and dreamless sleep.

@BubbyNikko

4 жыл бұрын

@edgar2prado That's interesting. Can you tell me in what ways do you think your life has been impoverished by lack of dreams recall? Apart from what I read on a magazine, about how a lot of successful people, both in the past and nowadays, write down their dreams in order to build a more creative approach to their lives (it also improves ability to problem solving, if I remember correctly), I don't know anyone that really regards dreams with a special role. I prefer not to remember my dreams because when I had my first, devastating heartbreak sleeping was the only thing for me that made time pass quicker. I knew that time heals, so I wanted my grief to be in the past as soon as possible. I think this habit stuck with me. But I'm sorry to hear that you have this desire and cannot fulfill it completey. Have you tried any particular strategy? In the same article it was stated that once you become used to write down what you remember of your dreams right after you've woken up it gets easier and your recollection can last longer.

@stefaniadecuseara4919

Жыл бұрын

I have insomnia for 3 years and last 5 months I sleep just 30 minutes and I don‘t know what to do always I wanted a deep sleep

One of the beautiful voices I I heared sofar.

Thnks for presentation....

I like very much to listen tedx talks. It's really nice. Absolutely it's very helpful to build your career.

This was fascinating.

So useful, thank you so much.

Interesting and informative!

Well, I needed that. Thank you.

Unintentional ASMR 😍 Btw this talk is really good 👌

Im watching this while im trying to sleep. lol

Tedx Talks ❤️

PSYCHIATRY, PSYCHOLOGY NEEDS TO BE EMPOWERED

Hola , son fabulosas todas las disertaciones . Al menos las que pude oir en español. Cómo se hace para escuchar estás que está en inglés ? Gracias!!👏👏👏

I believe there are some hereditary factors related to insomnia. My sleep study has been done just waiting on the CPAP machine. Nice presentation thanks for sharing.

Indeed dream job♥️

@LungSleep

4 жыл бұрын

deepika vasishta Sure is a “dream” job!

This came at the perfect time, i've literally been having violent dreams and punching and kicking, last night i punched my laptop off the bed and cut my hand open idk what to do

@richardvass1462

4 жыл бұрын

Avoid stress and drink less caffeine, especially at night... No chocolate or coffee or cocacola. If you hold grudges it's important to let it go and forgive. Don't even entertain hateful thoughts. Pray before you sleep. Works for me.

@SM-ft2jv

4 жыл бұрын

Richard Vass Hi Richard, i’m 22 and quiet athletic i box, my caffeine intake is almost non existent but i’ve recently come off anti depressants so idk if its related, worried i might develop parkinsons . Peace and love brother appreciate that

@richardvass1462

4 жыл бұрын

@@SM-ft2jv Yes, its difficult to get off meds. Things should soon improve. Early onset Parkinson's is rare. If something's going on there you're going to notice it's mostly on one side of the body or the other. I wish you well. Remember, God is still in the miricle business. I have asked Him to help me many times and it's always when I'm most desperate that He shows me the way and renews my strength.

@SM-ft2jv

4 жыл бұрын

Thats beautiful man, are you christian? I’m muslim but not that religious still doing some soul searching, love you brother

@richardvass1462

4 жыл бұрын

@@SM-ft2jv There is only one God. But, yes I am Christian. I was an atheist in my teenage years. But I was in a bad state of mind. No mother or father in my life. Raised by grandparents. Working and on my own at 16...I remember just saying God help me. Things started to change. Some Christian people wanted me pray with them to ask Jesus Christ for forgiveness and get saved. It was not something I was ready to do. I had doubts. So I prayed with them for God to show me. I prayed to the Father. They gave me a Bible... KJV Bible. I wasn't too good in school but I understood most of it because my grandmother took me to church we I was a child. I realized I was a sinner and needed to change. I was about 19 when these Christian people invited me to a Christian music concert. The people seemed silly to me the way they were worshipping with the hands up in the air. Then I am seriously thinking I can't do that. But, I am not exagerating, I heard God...like in my mind...say if I don't surrender He won't have anything to do with me. So I said I surrender. I put my hands up and started crying. I know it had been many years since I had cried. Afterwards people said I looked different. The Lord took away my heart of stone and I was born again. Since then I have had many experiences with the Lord doing things in my life. I have learned to trust Him.

Me gustaría esto en eapañol , gracias 🙏

I have sleep apnea I know it. Insurance doesn’t cover sleep study tho.

@PoM-MoM

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously Google search this: Volunteers for sleep study there are thousands of pages of requests.

Yo no puedo dormir bn , me despierto muchísimo y mi hijo de 17 años tiene problemas también , gracias

5:04 *flip-flop* 😏

What if you have started waking up crying over and over for two weeks now? I'm 20 years old.

@carolhubbard5597

4 жыл бұрын

You are obviously grieving about something. Are you worried or depressed? Are you being abused? Have you lost someone important in your life? My heart is saddened for you. Do you have a trusted confidant that you can pour out your heart to? It would be a big load off your mind to share this. I will say a prayer for you, dear girl. Take care of yourself.

@300076379

4 жыл бұрын

Sleep apnea did that for me. Maybe get a sleep study done just to rule out that possibility?

@PlayLyss

4 жыл бұрын

@@300076379 my dad has sleep apnea. But I have a sleep app that records any sound that happens in while I'm sleeping (like snoring or sleep talking) and I've only heard slight snoring. My dad snores like a beast and sometimes we hear him stop breathing. I've never heard that from myself. Don't you have to snore to have sleep apnea?

@RyanHarris77

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with the other comments. If you have to means to do so, sea kelp.

@PlayLyss

4 жыл бұрын

@@RyanHarris77 lol. Sea kelp. :) thx though. I emailed my doctor yesterday and she referred me to a sleep clinic. I will try my best to comment an update if I find out what is wrong. :)

Guys, how many hours should a 25 years old guy need to sleep, at least? Would someone share some reference video/article/anything related to the minimum sleeping time and things pls Thanks!

@bharathibharathishantiesh5794

4 жыл бұрын

7 hours

@limeylemon1685

4 жыл бұрын

Minimum is 7, but it varies from person to person. I think the only way to find out is to experiment for yourself and find what works for you.

@mamamuzic

4 жыл бұрын

We have evolved over millennia to sleep 7-8 hrs per night. Don't mess with that:)

"Change is hard in a blame culture." Looks around at certain workspaces...

I was working for around 10 years, mainly at night, 70-140h per week, sometimes 48h straight (record is 60)... Lot of coffein pills, sometimes energizers... And still no sleep disorder. I think that it's because of my diet physical activity, psychological rebalance and absolute refusal to take any alcohol or smoke of other drugs in (except Advil sometimes). At any time of the day I am ready to kick in or get to sleep in 5-15 min on the floor under the sun, in the party and wake up in any time. So I bet the sleep disorder fix is not in some fancy drugs, perfect condition or sunlight scheduling. It all in your will😁👍

@dorothykozlowski5124

4 жыл бұрын

18 yr veteran sleep tech here. I used to be as tough as you....

@turtle2720

4 жыл бұрын

Or maybe you're just wired that way? I take hours to fall asleep but my brother is asleep before his head hit the pillow :)

I’m so sorry, Shayna. My kenjutsu techniques were in my sleep. I’m glad we shared a laugh...you’ll probably never see this.

One person dislikes insomnia.

My dreams are family and friends that have passed in real life. so they are chasing me to hurt me.

Hello there: Am I to understand that people with active, aggressive movement in limbs can be at risk for Parkinson's disease? I am a little leary of this. As I worked with Military Members and Veterans for 14 years, many Soldiers/Veterans had this type of sleep disorder due to severe Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This was a very difficult symptom of PTSD to overcome. Have you looked at this population group in terms of being at risk for Parkinson's Disease? Respectfully, I cannot believe this. As they were well monitored by psychiatrists weekly, Melatonin was never effective to help the difficult sleep patterns for these Soldiers/Veterans who were suffering tremendously. Id look at your comments more closely.

Hi!I have a plan for sleep.I sleep 6 hour.And is is very good.But my teacher says you plan is not good.But I think my teacher think wrong.And what you think that???Please write me !I need advice.:-D:-D:-D

@mamamuzic

4 жыл бұрын

Human beings have evolved to sleep 8 hours a night. I wouldn't mess with all that evolution if I were you.

@codename495

4 жыл бұрын

Your plan is nonsense based on your own compensation for lack of sleep. She’s a physician who specifically studies sleep, get your sleep.

She should do ASMR

👍👍👍

@the_otter5936

4 жыл бұрын

Its been seconds since this video was released and ur already commenting that lmaoo

@aylbdrmadison1051

4 жыл бұрын

@The_Otter : Time zones.

@the_otter5936

4 жыл бұрын

@@aylbdrmadison1051 Doesnt it still come at the same time though, even in different parts of the world?

What about ME

have a drink god damn

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NOISE HURTS. PLEASE. S T O P Honk Locking your car. The auto industry made a HUGE mistake creating such noise technology Everywhere. They could make it quietly. Dont accept their new norm as THE norm. And yes it Can be turned to Light Flash ONLY on ALL vehicles. Please dont be attached to your HONK. Thank you.

I did not understand her. English in not my mother tongue language. And the translate is terrible. Some points, i just lost in her words.

More than 2 to 3 hours a day is wasteful.

melatonin doesn't do anything

@kitty2karenlongjacket406

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, did not do a thing for me as well. Perhaps it depends on one's metabolic make up?

@aylbdrmadison1051

4 жыл бұрын

Source please.

@kitty2karenlongjacket406

4 жыл бұрын

@@aylbdrmadison1051 well i know I personally took it, as did my Husband, for about 6 months.

@kitty2karenlongjacket406

4 жыл бұрын

@jfsfrnd I have tried it as well, no result. Everybody reacts differently to different things, in my experience. * For what that's worth. 😐

@kitty2karenlongjacket406

4 жыл бұрын

@jfsfrnd its weird because I bought over the counter and it said take 1-3 tabs, I took 6. Nothing. Got a script, it said one tab, I took 4, and nothing again. I thought it was maybe the brand, but I tried 2 brands. Who knows, there's a bunch of brands but they are expensive and I wasn't about to run a clinical trial on myself. At my expense. So I said forget it.

How are people suppose to sleep with Auto Hoooonkkkkk Locking? Ive been woken up for years by the STRESSFUL IDIOTIC TECHNOLOGY. Please lock your vehicle quietly with light flash only and Please!!! Tell your Auto Dealer No. More Honnkkkkk. Thanks.