Sentences with phrase «have difficulty sleeping report»

People who have difficulty sleeping report that the rhythmic breathing of their dogs helps them to sleep.

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In addition, while 44 percent of children report sleeping difficulties, only 13 percent of parents think their kids have trouble sleeping.

Parents of children with ADHD were also much more likely to report that their children have difficulty falling asleep, to report concern about their child's sleep habits, and fear that sleep problems may be leading to behavior issues.

For instance, both groups of women had sleep difficulties, but women with depression reported waking too early, whereas women with chronic burnout had difficulties falling asleep.

After adjusting for lifestyle factors, age and other chronic conditions, researchers found that men who reported difficulty initiating sleep and non-restorative sleep had a 55 percent and 32 percent increased risk of CVD - related mortality over the six year follow up, respectively, when compared to men who did not report these insomnia - related symptoms.

«In the women we studied, those reporting symptoms such as restless sleep, waking repeatedly at night, having difficulty falling asleep and waking too early in the morning tended to be older biologically than women of similar chronological age who reported no symptoms,» she said.

Self - described night owls spend more time sitting than people who consider themselves early birds, according to a 2014 research abstract in the journal Sleep; they also report having more difficulty finding time to exercise and maintaining a regular exercise schedule.

On the other hand, high carbohydrate intake was associated with reduced odds of having difficulty maintaining sleep in the 2007 — 2008 NHANES dataset.29 Spring et al. 14 found that women reported feeling more sleepy, and men more calm, after a high carbohydrate meal (86 % of energy from carbohydrates) compared to a high protein meal (85 % of energy from protein), although subsequent nocturnal sleep was not reported.

Compared to male students, the females not only reported significantly more stress symptoms, lower global self - esteem, and higher performance - based self - esteem, but also reported perceiving higher demands and having more difficulties sleeping.

Because the emotional toll of divorce may be substantial for children, parents should be mindful not to assume the child is being harmed by the other parent simply because the child has difficulty separating from one parent at times when he is to go to the other parent, or because the child reports feelings of distress at sleeping over at the other parent's home.

Murray interviewed mothers when their children were 18 months of age using a modified version of the behavioural screening questionnaire11 and found that, compared with women who had been well in the postnatal period, those who had experienced postnatal depression were more likely to report behavioural difficulties in the child.5 These principally concerned sleeping and eating problems, temper tantrums, and separation difficulties.

For example, in a cross-sectional study of 384 adolescents, 84 % reported that obtaining inadequate sleep (defined as fewer than 9 h on most school nights) contributed to having more difficulties paying attention (Noland et al. 2009).