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Yes, you can yawn while sleeping, I've seen it done many times.
There are many small factors that can predispose someone to snoring, but no solid rule. Some factors include being overweight, breathing through the mouth while sleeping and sleeping in certain positions that partially obstruct the airways.
Your sleeping heart rate is usually slower than your resting heart rate while awake. The actual number of beats will depend on different factors, such as fitness, resting rate, age, and whether you have any cardiac issues.
he sees her at the party, after the party, at their "wedding", the final night (before leaving) and when he goes to her tomb (while shes sleeping)
It has many functions such as sleeping, your heart rate and many others functions. It also controls and regulates your breathing as well as your eating habits.
As someone who has Sleep Apnea, I would definitely say it's the one most associated with obesity. Sleep Apnea is a sleep disorder where you aren't breathing properly while sleeping. When sleeping, your muscles relax and sometimes, this can cause youe throat to close up which, therefore, doesn't allow much oxygen in as when you are awake and in control. . I have to use a CPAP machine each night and though I'm not amazing about keeping to it, the times when I have been consistent have yielded many good things. I felt that I had much more energy and I felt more motivated to ne active. I remember within a few months time, I had lost about 20 pounds and I would believe it had a lot to do with the fact that I was breathing better while I was sleeping. . Sleep Apnea is normally made better by weight loss and healthy lifestyles and I find that, since that loss, my sleep has been much better so....Sleep Apnea has got to be the answer you are looking for.
yes, and they often do
It depends on how fast you are breathing. Try again.
You have not stated what your temperature is when you are sleeping. We suggest that you check it a few times, and if it seems to be a problem you can discuss it with your physician. The most likely reason is sleeping under too many covers, which prevent your body's normal cooling mechanisms from functioning efficiently.
a 150 pound person sleeping for 8 hours burns 489 calories.
a squirrel's heart, in the summer, beats at the rate of 110 beats per min while sleeping and 420 beats per min while fleeing danger (which they often do)!
In a minute human breathe 72 times so in a day 103680. Thank you