Does Insomnia Exist without Hyperarousal? What Else Can There Be?
While in ancient Greece, incubation rooms were dedicated to the interpretation of dreams, sleep was also studied by famous philosophers such as Aristotle. In 350 B.C.E., he wrote an essay titled “On Sleep and Sleepiness”. (...)
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