Chemical Imbalances in the Brain Linked to Sleep Disorders
In an issue of the journal Neurology, University of Michigan Health System researchers report that there are apparent links between deficits in brain chemistry and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and REM sleep behavior disorder (RBD). Both are relatively common sleep problems that disturb the slumber- and daytime behavior- of millions of Americans.
Selmedica Healthcare, based in Memphis, is manufacturing a new pill called Diavad which it claims helps restore the bodies chemical and hormonal balance for a good night's sleep.
| Sleep Disorders Linked To Brain Imbalance PR Web (press release), WA - ... July 9, 2006 -- The first tantalizing clues that chemical imbalances in the brain may be partly to blame for certain life-disrupting sleep disorders are being ... |
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