What is CPAP?
Sleep Apnea (stopping breathing while sleeping) can be treated in several ways. However, the most common method is called CPAP
Sleep and Weight Issues
Understanding sleep disorders
by Dr. Rosenberg
Insomnia
A Good Night’s Sleep
By Robert Rosenberg, DO What you need to know to get a good night’s sleep: We know that 30% of the American population
Obstructive and Central Sleep Apnea
How Sleep and Alcohol Are Linked
Sleep and alcohol use are firmly intertwined. We know that 30% of people with insomnia turn to alcohol to help them sleep.
Sleep and Heart Diseases
The Afternoon Slump
By Robert Rosenberg, DO Why is it that so many people complain of sluggishness after lunch? What is it about this particular
Sleep and Diabetes
Insulin Resistance
Much has been made about the relationship of sleep to insulin resistance. We know that even in the absence of
Sleep and Women
Sleep and Menopause
The menopause is defined as the time period which begins after a woman has gone 12 months without a period.
Sleep and Depression
PTSD and Sleep Disorders Often Go Together
John, a 25-year-old combat veteran of Afghanistan, was sent to me for sleep apnea by the local VA hospital. He
Sleep and Neurological Disorders
Alzheimer’s and the Sleep Cycle
It is well-known that people with Alzheimer’s have difficulty with sleep. One of the areas the disease attacks is the sleep/wake center
Sleep and Children & Teens
My Child Can’t Sleep
If children are not sleeping well, they may experience developmental or behavior problems, and in turn, parents and siblings may
Abnormal Behaviors During Sleep
Sexsomnia
Parasomnias are undesirable behavioral or physiological events that occur during sleep, such as sleepwalking. One unusual parasomnia is referred to