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Sleep Architecture. Why Eight Hours Isn't Enough If They're Wrong
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- Nombre de pages169
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-59677-5
- EAN9783565596775
- Date de parution28/07/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille774 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
For decades, the eight-hour rule has been the unquestioned prescription for a healthy life. Yet countless people follow this rule with religious fervor only to walk through their days in a fog of exhaustion. They have the hours, but the rest never comes. This phenomenon points to a profound, and largely ignored, mystery at the heart of modern wellness.
Sleep Architecture uncovers the hidden story of their nights, revealing that rest is not about duration, but structure.
Drawing on the landmark 1957 discovery of sleep cycles by researchers Kleitman and Dement, this investigation shows how sleep is an active, highly-choreographed process. Through compelling case studies-an architect with micro-arousals, an analyst whose dog shattered his deep sleep, and a mother whose medication suppressed vital sleep stages-the book dismantles the eight-hour myth piece by piece. This is not another book of sleep tips.
It is a historical and biological deep-dive into the very foundation of their nightly repair. Discover why eight hours of unconsciousness can be biologically worthless and how to rebuild your sleep from the ground up.
Drawing on the landmark 1957 discovery of sleep cycles by researchers Kleitman and Dement, this investigation shows how sleep is an active, highly-choreographed process. Through compelling case studies-an architect with micro-arousals, an analyst whose dog shattered his deep sleep, and a mother whose medication suppressed vital sleep stages-the book dismantles the eight-hour myth piece by piece. This is not another book of sleep tips.
It is a historical and biological deep-dive into the very foundation of their nightly repair. Discover why eight hours of unconsciousness can be biologically worthless and how to rebuild your sleep from the ground up.
