I think this talk has been juxtaposed with other talks that delivered far more useful information, and consequently I feel like I've totally wasted an hour. If you want to find ways to address your sleep problems the only thing you will get from this video is:
(A)sleep debt accumulates and you have to eliminate by getting more than usual (B)you have body clock that dictates sleep patterns, change it by using bright light therapy (C) sleep is crucial to health, along with nutrition and fitness.
I'd give the Professor a "C-" for presentation. Took me three days to finish watching this. That said, I give him an "A+" for some VITAL information. I learned so much, yet I feel it's just the tip of the iceberg. I'm looking into his book now....
I have started sleeping from just after sunset (when it goes dark) to waking at just after sunrise (about an hour or so after sun appears over horizon). Insomniacs take note, Dement does not mention it but waking about 4 hours into this sleep for 1-3 hours and then sleeping for another 4 or so is normal when no artificial light is in the equation and may actually be the sleep cycle that we SHOULD be doing, and all of our ancestors were doing before the advent of the light bulb. :-)
This lecture will definitely take more than an hour to go through because you need to stop and read to get the full benefit of the information provided. But still, its a great, informative lecture from a funny man.
As good a talk as I had expected, I bought the book Promise of Sleep in 2000 saw a sleep specialist afterwards and had a polysomnograph done. I was tired all the time because one of the causes was Periodic Limb Movement.
About bright light: how bright is bright? Is a laptop screen in the evening enough to mess up your biological clock? If so, what if you reduce the brightness? Has anyone quantified this?
I'm trying a little experiment now, where I set my laptop screen brightness to 15% (less gives me a head ache) and allow very little ambient light. But it would be nice if someone's already done that and can tell me the result.
What if people could turn on their microphone at night and upload the sound to Google. Google would then tell you how much you snore (if your don't have a partner to tell you) and if it sounds like a breathing disorder. Perhaps it can even hear how much you actually sleep and keep a nice record of that.
Provided no human would ever listen to it, I wouldn't be too uncomfortable with it.
Quite interesting but... at 38:10 he talked about experiments involving the removal of parts of live animals' brains :-( science progress, it's a pity our hearts can't progress as fast.
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boooooo!!!!!!!! boring this stinks why the heck was this in my subscriptions this better not happen again or im not using youtube! i hate this thing so boring
thanks very informative!
adelle0001 3 months ago
I think this talk has been juxtaposed with other talks that delivered far more useful information, and consequently I feel like I've totally wasted an hour. If you want to find ways to address your sleep problems the only thing you will get from this video is:
(A)sleep debt accumulates and you have to eliminate by getting more than usual (B)you have body clock that dictates sleep patterns, change it by using bright light therapy (C) sleep is crucial to health, along with nutrition and fitness.
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The words captioned "[UNINTELLIGIBLE]" at 6:06 are "productivity, but".
seahen1337 9 months ago
The word captioned "[UNINTELLIGIBLE]" at 6:06 is "productivity".
seahen1337 9 months ago
The word captioned "[UNINTELLIGIBLE" at 6:06 is "productivity".
seahen1337 9 months ago
Did anyone watch it all?
TheAshma 11 months ago
@TheAshma haha I'm going to try to watch it all. It's for class anyways.
lilmoony717 10 months ago
'some time in the afternoon you start to feel more alert' ... that's me atm :S
Eitzo 11 months ago
I'd give the Professor a "C-" for presentation. Took me three days to finish watching this. That said, I give him an "A+" for some VITAL information. I learned so much, yet I feel it's just the tip of the iceberg. I'm looking into his book now....
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morgantobfr 1 year ago
I don't know about his presentation style. I'm bored. Sorry professor.
sweeperbart 1 year ago
I like to learn more about sleepwalking. I'm 30 years old, and have been doing it regularly all my life.
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I have started sleeping from just after sunset (when it goes dark) to waking at just after sunrise (about an hour or so after sun appears over horizon). Insomniacs take note, Dement does not mention it but waking about 4 hours into this sleep for 1-3 hours and then sleeping for another 4 or so is normal when no artificial light is in the equation and may actually be the sleep cycle that we SHOULD be doing, and all of our ancestors were doing before the advent of the light bulb. :-)
wickedtothemisty 1 year ago
This lecture will definitely take more than an hour to go through because you need to stop and read to get the full benefit of the information provided. But still, its a great, informative lecture from a funny man.
MT443 1 year ago
every day I almost sleep
Burdell22000 1 year ago
As good a talk as I had expected, I bought the book Promise of Sleep in 2000 saw a sleep specialist afterwards and had a polysomnograph done. I was tired all the time because one of the causes was Periodic Limb Movement.
stigbigstoorm 2 years ago
Some interesting facts.
I'm really surprised that contrary to "common wisdom" a big meal doesn't make you sleepy according to him.
berkeley73 3 years ago 2
Yeah i've had that "Natural High" before from staying up for too long, was very funny.. lol
Luke123098 3 years ago
He makes me fall asleep! Thanks Dr.!
BrunoM130 3 years ago 6
About bright light: how bright is bright? Is a laptop screen in the evening enough to mess up your biological clock? If so, what if you reduce the brightness? Has anyone quantified this?
I'm trying a little experiment now, where I set my laptop screen brightness to 15% (less gives me a head ache) and allow very little ambient light. But it would be nice if someone's already done that and can tell me the result.
Provoost 3 years ago
How about Google Snore?
What if people could turn on their microphone at night and upload the sound to Google. Google would then tell you how much you snore (if your don't have a partner to tell you) and if it sounds like a breathing disorder. Perhaps it can even hear how much you actually sleep and keep a nice record of that.
Provided no human would ever listen to it, I wouldn't be too uncomfortable with it.
Provoost 3 years ago 4
Very useful, been building up my bank for just over a week and it works!
coastwalker 3 years ago
Quite interesting but... at 38:10 he talked about experiments involving the removal of parts of live animals' brains :-( science progress, it's a pity our hearts can't progress as fast.
enos76 3 years ago
That was very informative. Thank you.
RhamosVhailejh 3 years ago 12
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Don't expect to learn anything from this.
So if you don't get much sleep at night you are liable to fall asleep more? Is this why he's the worlds foremost authority on sleep?
There is plenty to contradict what he says like his claim that eating a large meal doesn't make you tired.
And he tops it off with a joke about masturbation, shouldn't tell that joke that wanker symbol was referring to you.
ninelives121 3 years ago
I sleep almost every day.
someman7 3 years ago 29
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forgot to say if u wanna have a healthy sleep than just watch this it puts u to sleep in seconds and if u wake up than just play it again!
carolmcdouy 3 years ago
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boooooo!!!!!!!! boring this stinks why the heck was this in my subscriptions this better not happen again or im not using youtube! i hate this thing so boring
carolmcdouy 3 years ago
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fell asleep watching this zzzzz
greenleaf81 3 years ago
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wooha
V2SkiLLz0R 3 years ago
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yay
wmli 3 years ago