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Safe to drink? With the FDA moving on Lazy Cakes, what’s up with relaxation drinks? (8/3/11)

August 3, 2011 by Matthew Edlund M.D.

Generally Recognized as Safe When drugs as marketed to foods, people get hurt.  That’s what the FDA concluded about  Lazy Cakes, a melatonin laced brownie sold as “adults only” but marketed to kids and teens.  Michael Roosevelt of the FDA send a warning letter last week to HBB, maker of Lazy Cakes, declaring the “relaxation […]

Please don’t wake up – interrupted sleep harms memory (8/01/11)

August 1, 2011 by Matthew Edlund M.D.

Arousals You Can Live Without Some technologies are astonishing. Imagine this – you want to wake up an animal so quickly and efficiently that you do not change overall sleep – just cause brief arousals that don’t shift the amount of  REM, deep sleep, or how long you get to rest.  And you do it […]

Relaxation Drinks – cause for anxiety? (7/29/11)

July 29, 2011 by Matthew Edlund M.D.

Immediate and Ultimate Relaxation? Any idea what’s in that can you’re drinking? In a wired up nation worried about multiple wars, fiscal collapse, disappearing jobs, hurricanes and floods, global climate change and the Casey Anthony trial results, it’s no surprise that people want to relax.  Into that “perceived need” have jumped “relaxation drinks,” presently numbering […]

Snore no more! (7/27/11)

July 27, 2011 by Matthew Edlund M.D.

  Are You Snoring?  Guess Who’s Watching! Snoring is not normal.  It’s associated with increased heart attack and stroke risk.  Prolonged snoring eventually leads to sleep apnea, stopped breathing episodes that increasingly risk survival. And snoring is often loud.  It wakes up other people – particularly spouses, where it sometimes becomes grounds for divorce. It […]

Singing in your sleep (7/25/11)

July 25, 2011 by Matthew Edlund M.D.

Composing New Songs Do you sing in your sleep? Or just write music as you  slumber? Barry Manilow does.  Often he hears songs for the first time in his dreams.  Keeping a recorder next to his bed, some of his biggest hits, like “One Voice,” appeared to him fully fleshed out as soon as he […]

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