Bad dreams are associated with health problems – from insomnia, fatigue and headaches, to depression and anxiety
One in 20 people suffers with frequent or chronic nightmares, writes Roger Dobson. In one of the biggest studies in the area, results show that bad dreams are associated with health problems – from insomnia, fatigue and headaches, to depression and anxiety.
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Falling is a common theme in nightmares
Losing a loved one, being chased by a monster or running hopelessly late for a vital appointment – it’s all the stuff of nightmares. And for some of us, it’s a show of horrors that unfolds most times we go to sleep. Others claim never to be troubled by dreams of any sort.
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Living too close to wind turbines can cause heart disease, tinnitus, vertigo, panic attacks, migraines and sleep deprivation, according to new research by a leading American doctor.
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New research has shown that women have nightmares more than men do, but men dream about sex more often than women.
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Attention all campers! You no longer have to bother dipping your bunkmate’s hand in warm water in an attempt to make him pee in the bed. If you want to know how to terrorize that kid who picked on you on the kickball field, all you have to do is get inside his dreams. Through his nose.
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Women experience significantly more nightmares than men and have more emotional dreams, research suggests. (Pics)
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