Re: Sleep Deprivation As Therapy For Depression

[Guest guest]

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/37/3/247

not several, just this one, well involving REM and humans anyway, there

was a lab experiment done about total sleep deprivation (TSD) but that

one also included medication, this lab experiment deprived REM sleep on

days 1, 3, and 5, participants were then allowed to sleep during the

night of days 2, 4, and 6, this study indicates that the brief REM

sleep deprivation reset the sleep cycle so that REM was improved during

recuperative recovery sleep, SSRI induced REM deprivation doesn't give

you any days off, your sleep is screwed up for a very very long time,

every single day, this study was done 26 years ago, and 8½ years before

the first SSRI even hit the market, SSRIs saturate the cells and

tissues of your body over time, that's why doctors tell you not to

expect them to begin working until you have taken them for six to eight

weeks, and then trying to purge them out of your system, well I quit my

meds last thanksgiving cold turkey and still have PANES, I'm pretty

sure SSRIs caused permanent damage

[Guest guest]

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/37/3/247

not several, just this one, well involving REM and humans anyway, there

was a lab experiment done about total sleep deprivation (TSD) but that

one also included medication, this lab experiment deprived REM sleep on

days 1, 3, and 5, participants were then allowed to sleep during the

night of days 2, 4, and 6, this study indicates that the brief REM

sleep deprivation reset the sleep cycle so that REM was improved during

recuperative recovery sleep, SSRI induced REM deprivation doesn't give

you any days off, your sleep is screwed up for a very very long time,

every single day, this study was done 26 years ago, and 8½ years before

the first SSRI even hit the market, SSRIs saturate the cells and

tissues of your body over time, that's why doctors tell you not to

expect them to begin working until you have taken them for six to eight

weeks, and then trying to purge them out of your system, well I quit my

meds last thanksgiving cold turkey and still have PANES, I'm pretty

sure SSRIs caused permanent damage

[Guest guest]

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/37/3/247

not several, just this one, well involving REM and humans anyway, there

was a lab experiment done about total sleep deprivation (TSD) but that

one also included medication, this lab experiment deprived REM sleep on

days 1, 3, and 5, participants were then allowed to sleep during the

night of days 2, 4, and 6, this study indicates that the brief REM

sleep deprivation reset the sleep cycle so that REM was improved during

recuperative recovery sleep, SSRI induced REM deprivation doesn't give

you any days off, your sleep is screwed up for a very very long time,

every single day, this study was done 26 years ago, and 8½ years before

the first SSRI even hit the market, SSRIs saturate the cells and

tissues of your body over time, that's why doctors tell you not to

expect them to begin working until you have taken them for six to eight

weeks, and then trying to purge them out of your system, well I quit my

meds last thanksgiving cold turkey and still have PANES, I'm pretty

sure SSRIs caused permanent damage

[Guest guest]

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/37/3/247

not several, just this one, well involving REM and humans anyway, there

was a lab experiment done about total sleep deprivation (TSD) but that

one also included medication, this lab experiment deprived REM sleep on

days 1, 3, and 5, participants were then allowed to sleep during the

night of days 2, 4, and 6, this study indicates that the brief REM

sleep deprivation reset the sleep cycle so that REM was improved during

recuperative recovery sleep, SSRI induced REM deprivation doesn't give

you any days off, your sleep is screwed up for a very very long time,

every single day, this study was done 26 years ago, and 8½ years before

the first SSRI even hit the market, SSRIs saturate the cells and

tissues of your body over time, that's why doctors tell you not to

expect them to begin working until you have taken them for six to eight

weeks, and then trying to purge them out of your system, well I quit my

meds last thanksgiving cold turkey and still have PANES, I'm pretty

sure SSRIs caused permanent damage

[Guest guest]

So if you deprive a person of sleep say for 3 days, on the 4th day the

body will make up for it with deep REM sleep?

It's like the body 'catches up' on sleep if it's been deprived of it

for a few days. I think this is the overall gist of the study.

[Guest guest]

So if you deprive a person of sleep say for 3 days, on the 4th day the

body will make up for it with deep REM sleep?

It's like the body 'catches up' on sleep if it's been deprived of it

for a few days. I think this is the overall gist of the study.

[Guest guest]

So if you deprive a person of sleep say for 3 days, on the 4th day the

body will make up for it with deep REM sleep?

It's like the body 'catches up' on sleep if it's been deprived of it

for a few days. I think this is the overall gist of the study.

[Guest guest]

So if you deprive a person of sleep say for 3 days, on the 4th day the

body will make up for it with deep REM sleep?

It's like the body 'catches up' on sleep if it's been deprived of it

for a few days. I think this is the overall gist of the study.

[Guest guest]

they weren't deprived for 72 hours all in a row, were only deprived of

REM, and the three consecutive sleep cycles where over a period of

seven days, in this particular study they were awakened at the onset of

REM the first night, then allowed to sleep thru the second night,

awakened the 3rd, slept the 4th, awakened the 5th, slept the 6th, I

haven't been able to find published data as to when the scientists

determined the improvement, this was 26 years ago, and was short term,

I recently read an article that implied your body can't catch up on

long term sleep deprivation, and when I find it I'll post a link

[Guest guest]

they weren't deprived for 72 hours all in a row, were only deprived of

REM, and the three consecutive sleep cycles where over a period of

seven days, in this particular study they were awakened at the onset of

REM the first night, then allowed to sleep thru the second night,

awakened the 3rd, slept the 4th, awakened the 5th, slept the 6th, I

haven't been able to find published data as to when the scientists

determined the improvement, this was 26 years ago, and was short term,

I recently read an article that implied your body can't catch up on

long term sleep deprivation, and when I find it I'll post a link

[Guest guest]

they weren't deprived for 72 hours all in a row, were only deprived of

REM, and the three consecutive sleep cycles where over a period of

seven days, in this particular study they were awakened at the onset of

REM the first night, then allowed to sleep thru the second night,

awakened the 3rd, slept the 4th, awakened the 5th, slept the 6th, I

haven't been able to find published data as to when the scientists

determined the improvement, this was 26 years ago, and was short term,

I recently read an article that implied your body can't catch up on

long term sleep deprivation, and when I find it I'll post a link

[Guest guest]

they weren't deprived for 72 hours all in a row, were only deprived of

REM, and the three consecutive sleep cycles where over a period of

seven days, in this particular study they were awakened at the onset of

REM the first night, then allowed to sleep thru the second night,

awakened the 3rd, slept the 4th, awakened the 5th, slept the 6th, I

haven't been able to find published data as to when the scientists

determined the improvement, this was 26 years ago, and was short term,

I recently read an article that implied your body can't catch up on

long term sleep deprivation, and when I find it I'll post a link

[Guest guest]

Next it will be to starve someone to treat depression.

What idiots.

Jim

" Several findings suggest that the depressive abnormalities represent

a " damaged, " weakened sleep cycle " oscillator " and its correlate, a

circadian rhythm disturbance, and that REM sleep deprivation improved

depression to the extent that it stimulated the oscillator and

corrected one manifestation of the circadian rhythm disturbance. "

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/37/3/247

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[Guest guest]

Next it will be to starve someone to treat depression.

What idiots.

Jim

" Several findings suggest that the depressive abnormalities represent

a " damaged, " weakened sleep cycle " oscillator " and its correlate, a

circadian rhythm disturbance, and that REM sleep deprivation improved

depression to the extent that it stimulated the oscillator and

corrected one manifestation of the circadian rhythm disturbance. "

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/37/3/247

..

[Guest guest]

Next it will be to starve someone to treat depression.

What idiots.

Jim

" Several findings suggest that the depressive abnormalities represent

a " damaged, " weakened sleep cycle " oscillator " and its correlate, a

circadian rhythm disturbance, and that REM sleep deprivation improved

depression to the extent that it stimulated the oscillator and

corrected one manifestation of the circadian rhythm disturbance. "

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/37/3/247

..

[Guest guest]

Next it will be to starve someone to treat depression.

What idiots.

Jim

" Several findings suggest that the depressive abnormalities represent

a " damaged, " weakened sleep cycle " oscillator " and its correlate, a

circadian rhythm disturbance, and that REM sleep deprivation improved

depression to the extent that it stimulated the oscillator and

corrected one manifestation of the circadian rhythm disturbance. "

http://archpsyc.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/37/3/247

..