Nov
4
You see, we’re not crazy after all
November 4th, 2008
“Study links primary insomnia to a neurochemical abnormality in young and middle-aged adults. The study is the first to show a specific neurochemical difference in the brains of adults with primary insomnia.”
At last! I knew it, I said it in INSOMNIAC: insomnia is not (necessarily) about psychopathology, it’s about neurophysiology I always knew there was [...]
Mar
5
How and when did you come by it?
- March 5th, 2008
What time of life, childhood, adolescence, motherhood, menopause?
Childhood onset insomnia is said to be rare, but a lot of people talk of their insomnia as going back forever.
Adolescent onset insomnia is also said to be “rare.” And yet many people trace their insomnia to this time.
Researchers tells us that most insomnia is brought on [...]
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