There are a wide variety of sleep disorders that impact all types of people, according to Renette Wardlow, a human development specialist with University of Missouri Extension.
“Nearly all of us experience sleeplessness at one time or another. Unlike some problems we grow out of, insomnia remains with many of us through life, changing only in its intensity and its particular form,” said Wardlow.
Sleep problems can be divided into two basic categories: insomnia and then a group that includes all other sleep disorders…
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