Current news about chronobiology, my projects and lectures.
Erectile dysfunction due to sleep problems – is that possible? In principle, it can be assumed in 99.9% of cases that a lack of sleep can lead to poorer performance at all levels of bodily function. Studies that confirm this therefore do not have the potential to be groundbreaking “game…
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School start times promote ADHD? More sleep leads to less impulsive behavior and more stress resistance in children! Honestly, is that a surprise? Study shows correlations According to a recent study [1]https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2352721823000669?via%3Dihub by the University of Georgia’s Youth Development Institute, healthy sleep could be the game changer to help children…
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Heat death in your sleep? 12 power tips for a good night’s sleep in the heat. These are the temperatures here in Sanchez (Dominican Republic) in week 26/27, but they have been the same for the last 2 months that we have been here. And they will continue to be…
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The chronobiology project at the Wartenberg Clinic entered its second round. If a chronobiology follow-up project is funded by the same health insurance company that funded the first project, then it has usually been a success. The ChronoClinic project (2021-2022), which has now come to an end, was the direct…
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We humans boast of our achievements as the crowning glory of nature’s creation. There is hardly any area that cannot be made even better, more stylish, more convenient and more profitable through “innovation”. Driven by funding from industry, science is increasingly being drawn into this maelstrom and sometimes the results…
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