SOOT: Insomnia and immune system failures

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Sort of off topic, but for those of you with insomnia, the problem might also bea misfunction of the immune system:http://www.physorg.com/news195890900.htmlStudy Sheds Light on a Potential Cause of InsomniaJune 16, 2010(PhysOrg.com) -- In a study at Emory University, investigators have shed new light on a potential cause of insomnia, demonstrating that products of the immune system called cytokines may be the culprits.

[Guest guest]

Wow Mara, this is so interesting as I have had difficulty sleeping at times. Of

course there have been many reasons- menopause, stress, etc.

When I took LDN at night I had insomnia- maybe due to the blockage of receptors

shortly after taking it. It got better when I took it in the morning.

PJ

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> Sort of off topic, but for those of you with insomnia, the problem might also

be

> a misfunction of the immune system:

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> http://www.physorg.com/news195890900.html

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> Study Sheds Light on a Potential Cause of Insomnia

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> June 16, 2010

> (PhysOrg.com) -- In a study at Emory University, investigators have shed new

light on a potential cause of insomnia, demonstrating that products of the

immune system called cytokines may be the culprits.

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