A recent study suggests that, the brain cells get
smaller in size up to 60% while you are asleep. The purpose of this decrease is
to clean the cellular waste more proficiently. When the brain undergoes this
cleaning process, it consumes more energy.
According to this new study, when an individual
sleeps, the glymphatic system becomes more active in comparison to the time
when the brain is awake. When a person sleeps, the activities of brain
increases and helps the fluid to clean the brain passage. Moreover, the
proteins that are responsible for Alzheimer’s and other neurological disorders
are kept aside of the system effectively when we sleep.
Bentham Science Publishers
is one renowned STM publishers around the globe. It has online journals and
eBooks in the fields of pharmaceutical, medical, social sciences, computer
sciences, biomedical, and engineering, technology.“The Open Sleep Journal” is
one of Bentham Science open access journals available. To read more articles
and reviews on sleep, please visit the following link: http://www.benthamscience.com/open/toslpj/openaccess2.htm
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