Relaxing Sleep Words Calm Heart: Study

Relaxing Sleep Words Calm Heart: Study

Dil Bar Irshad | February 26, 2024 | 11:53 AM IST | Articles/Editorials, Featured by VoM, Featured Edition, Health | Tags: Bombay Stock Exchange | Follow on Google News

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Relaxing Sleep Words Calm Heart: Study

Researchers from the GIGA – Centre of Research Cyclotron at the University of Liege, in collaboration with the University of Fribourg in Switzerland , have delved into the intricacies of brain-heart interactions during sleep. Their study, published in the Journal of Sleep Research, explores how the body reacts to sensory input while sleeping, providing insights into sleep quality. The findings reveal that relaxing words slow down cardiac activity, indicating deeper sleep, and emphasize the interconnectedness of brain and body during sleep cycles.

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Relaxing Sleep Words Calm Heart: Meaningful Words and Sleep Quality

Building on a previous study that demonstrated the positive influence of relaxing words on deep sleep duration and quality, researchers extended their investigation to analyze electrocardiogram data. The results indicate that the heart responds to auditory stimuli during sleep, showcasing the role of bodily reactions beyond brain data in understanding sleep patterns. This interdisciplinary approach highlights the need to consider both brain and body information for a comprehensive understanding of sleep dynamics.

Relaxing Sleep Words Calm Heart: Open Science for Further Exploration

The researchers emphasize the importance of studying bodily activity, often overlooked in sleep research, and advocate for an inclusive approach that considers both brain and body responses. They have openly shared their methodology, aligning with Open Science principles, to inspire further exploration into the role played by the heart in various sleep functions.

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