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9 Ways How People can do Thing While Sleep

Posted by: JackSimz , May 29, 2009

Experts recommend adults to have 7-9 hours of sleep a day while 7 hours for children. Sleep is essential to our life as our brains and bodies may not function well without a good sleep. With tons of un-finish-able errands, home works, assigments, exams, and social works to be done nowadays, then we may have a sleep disorder. So, how people can have their works done in these ways? Maybe they can?

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One Response to “9 Ways How People can do Thing While Sleep”

  1. spiel
    July 20, 2010 at 4:58 am

    Other signs you may be suffering from sleep deprivation include::
    * difficulty waking up in the morning
    * poor performance in school, on the job, or in sports
    * increased clumsiness
    * difficulty making decisions
    * falling asleep during work or class
    * feeling especially moody or irritated

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