What is Sleep Apnea?
Sleep apnea is a potentially serious sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep.
If you snore loudly and feel tired even after a full night’s sleep, you might have sleep apnea.
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What’s It Like To Go Crazy
I went mad once. I even was institutionalized and put under anti-psychotics. I was conscious of it, at first, I guess it was because I’m introverted. I noticed my mind was working awkwardly, logical actions started to seem illogical. Things like Why am I stuck in this line when I could just walk over that table and get to the door?
Did Japanese WW2 Soldiers Suffer From Psychological Effects Of Their War Crimes?
Immediately after the war, a large number of medical clinics were set up in Japan to treat wounded Japanese soldiers.
Of approximately 30,000 patients seen in these clinics, around 10,000 of them suffered from mental illnesses, such as “war neurosis.”
The Japanese government did their best to suppress any knowledge of said psychological trauma (indeed a 1938 Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) statement declared how Japanese soldiers did not suffer war neurosis unlike Western soldiers).
For the IJA, “war neurosis” was something that detracted from the “masculinity” of the IJA, and it was utilized and associated with “hysteria,” which was often used as a blanket diagnosis for women in the West.
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Your Odds Of Success Increase If You Stop Abusing Yourself
Your odds of success increase if you stop abusing yourself.
So what’s self-abuse? It’s whenever you insult, bully, judge, punish, or even overly-push yourself. Where, if you were to treat someone else the way you treat YOU, most people would think you’re being an asshole – that’s self-abuse.
Linkage
She Played Lydia in Mrs. Doubtfire. See Lisa Jakub Now at 44 – Wanderer
‘What I wasn’t prepared for was reality.’ How do retirees survive on Social Security alone? – Market Watch
The 50 Best Movie Soundtracks of All Time – Pitchfork
This Dad’s Trick for Getting Picky Kids to Eat Is Brilliant – Good Housekeeping
On the Road with Carlos Sainz, Who Averages 100 Flights a Year – GQ
This is why you don’t fight Samoans – Reddit
24 Things I Believe About Investing – Wealth of Common Sense
Terrible Movie You Need To See: Mac And Me: A blatant ripoff of E.T. and a a thinly-veiled feature length commercial for McDonalds and Coca-Cola – Ned Hardy
The Mistake You Make in Every Argument – Medium
50 Bad Movies That Are Absurdly Fun to Watch – Thrillist
Men Experience Low Sex Drive, Too. Here’s What to Do About It – Inside Hook
The 20 Best Barbed-Wire Matches in Pro Wrestling History – The Ringer
How to Rebuild Trust After Cheating and Save Your Relationship – Knowledge For Men
The 50 Greatest Fictional Deaths of All Time – Slate
What Happens to Your Body When You Take Naps Every Single Day? – Domino
10 Verbal Skills of the Most Likable People – INC
16 Things Your Successful Friends Have Given Up – Medium
The 50 Best Sandwiches We’ve Ever Made – Saveur
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Why Time Seems to Whizz By As You Get Older — And How to Slow It Down
We’ve all heard the age-old adage, “Time flies when you’re having fun.” But as we age, it often feels like time is flying by, even when we’re not particularly having fun. Days turn into weeks, weeks into months, and before we know it, another year has passed. Why does this phenomenon occur, and more importantly, how can we slow down the relentless march of time?
The Best Use of a Human Shield in a Movie
In the vast universe of cinematic human shields, one unsuspecting bystander in “Total Recall” takes the cake.
There he was, Mr. Bystander, starting his day with optimism. The sun was shining, his morning coffee was brewed perfectly, and he had that spring in his step, thinking, “Today’s going to be the best day ever!”