Answer: Extrinsic causes such as:
Answer: Medical causes such as:
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Answer: Unhealthy lifestyle:
Answer: Acute insomnia is brief and often happens because of life circumstances (for example, when you can’t fall asleep the night before an exam, or after receiving stressful or bad news). Many people may have experienced this type of passing sleep disruption, and it tends to resolve without any treatment. Chronic insomnia occurs at least three nights per week and lasts at least three months. Chronic insomnia usually comorbid, meaning it is linked to another medical, mental, or emotional problem.
Answer: The endocannabinoid system (ECS) helps to regulate the circadian rhythm (sleep-wake cycle). The circadian rhythm is responsible for the maintenance and promotion of sleep. The ECS links the suprachiasmatic nucleus (the location of the circadian rhythm) with the sleep center. CBD works directly on the sleep-wake cycle. It increases the 3rd phase of sleep (deep sleep), thus giving you a deeper sleep and a longer sleep, in other words, a more refreshing sleep. Therefore, by taking CBD, the result is a natural and homeostatic recovery of sleep.
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