With around 12 percent of women of reproductive age having trouble conceiving, infertility is a serious problem in the United States and throughout the world. Many cases of infertility are idiopathic, which means doctors cannot identify a reason for the difficulty in conceiving. However, a new study published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental […]
¿La alteración de los ritmos biológicos puede provocar infertilidad?
Alrededor del 12% de las mujeres en edad reproductiva tienen problemas para concebir, por lo que la infertilidad es un grave problema en Estados Unidos y en todo el mundo. Muchos casos de infertilidad son idiopáticos, lo que significa que los médicos no pueden identificar la razón de la dificultad para concebir. Sin embargo, un […]
Simple Two-Cycle Device Turns Brain Neurons Off and On All Day Long
Controlled by two different biologic mechanisms found in the body, the sleep-wake cycle balances and interacts with one another. Originally posited in the early 1980s by a Swiss sleep scientist named Alexander Borbely, the model is typically known as the sleep-wake regulation two-process model. These two key processes consist of the following: 1. Sleep-Wake Homeostasis […]
Un sencillo dispositivo de dos ciclos apaga y enciende las neuronas cerebrales durante todo el día
Controlado por dos mecanismos biológicos diferentes que se encuentran en el organismo, el ciclo sueño-vigilia se equilibra e interactúa entre sí. Propuesto originalmente a principios de la década de 1980 por un científico suizo especializado en el sueño llamado Alexander Borbely, el modelo se conoce normalmente como modelo de dos procesos de regulación sueño-vigilia. Estos […]
The Memory Molecule: Long Term Memory Improvement with IGF2
Sleep deprivation has been associated in many studies with a variety of negative cognitive effects including fatigue, poor decision-making and short-term memory loss. However, a new study in chronobiology, however, has shocked researchers by suggesting that sleep deprivation may actually improve long-term memory. This counter-intuitive effect is due to the effects of a molecule called […]
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