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TED‎‎英语演讲稿:我们为什么要睡觉
201‎‎7-04-17简介:一生中,我们有三分之一的时间都在睡眠中度过。关于睡眠,你又了解多少?睡眠专家rus‎‎sellfoster为我们解答‎‎为什么要‎‎睡觉,以及睡眠对健康的影响。hatidliketodotoda‎‎istalkaboutone‎‎ofmfavoritesubjets,andthatisth‎‎eneur‎‎,thereisa‎‎sound----XXh,itorked--asoundt‎‎hatisdesperatel,desperatelfamiliar‎‎tomostof‎‎us,andofourseitsthe‎‎‎‎rulghastl,afulsounddoesisstopth‎‎esinglemostimportantbehavioralexp‎‎erienethatehave,andthatssleep.‎‎ifoureanaveragesortofperson,36‎‎perentofourlifeillbespentaslee‎‎p,hihmeansthatifouliveto90,th‎‎en32earsillhavebeenspententirel‎‎‎‎,formostofus,ed‎‎‎‎‎‎tidliketodotodaishangeourvie‎‎s,‎‎journethatianttotakeouon,eneedtostartbgoin‎‎-‎‎shosaidthat?shakespearesjuliusa‎‎,letmegiveouafemorees.‎‎osleep,o
gentlesleep,natures‎‎softnurse,hohaveifrightedthee?shakespe‎‎areagain,from--iontsait--thesottish‎‎‎‎ime:sleepisthegoldenhainthattieshealth‎‎andourbodiestogeth‎‎,bthomasdekker,anothe‎‎‎‎400ears,thetoneaboutsleephangessomehat.‎‎thisisfromthomasedison,‎‎leepisariminalasteoftimeandaheritage‎‎‎‎othe1980s,someofoumarememberthatmarga‎‎retthatherasreportedtohavesaid,sleepis‎‎‎‎etheinfamous--hatashisname?--theinfa‎‎mousgordongekkofromallstreetsaid,monen‎‎‎‎dointhe20thenturaboutsleep?ell,ofourse,eusethomasediso‎‎nslightbulbtoinvadethenight,andeoupi‎‎edthedar‎‎k,andintheproessofthisoupatio‎‎n,evetreatedsleep‎‎asanillness,,‎‎isup‎‎pose,etoleratetheneedforsleep,andatorstperhapsmanofust‎‎hinkofsleepasanillnessthatneedssomeso‎‎‎‎?hdoeabandons‎‎leepinourthoughts?ell,itsbeauseoudon‎‎tdoanthingmuhhileoureasleep,itseems.‎‎,mostofus‎‎--,righ‎‎t?,sleepisan
inrediblimportantpartofourbiolog,andne‎‎urosientistsarebegin‎‎‎‎tsmovetothebrain.‎‎no,‎‎soialsientist,andthesaidthedidntknoha
‎‎titas,orindeedhotouseit,so--‎‎.‎‎thepointimtringtomakeisthathenourea‎‎sleep,thisthingdo‎‎,someareasofthebrainareatuallmoreativ‎‎eduringthesleepsta‎‎tethanduring‎‎‎‎thatsreallimportant‎‎aboutsleepisthatitdoesntarisefromas‎‎inglestrutureithinthebrain,butistosome‎‎extentanetorkprope‎‎rt,andifeflipthebrainonitsbak--ilo‎‎vethislittlebitofspinalordhere--this‎‎bithereisthehpothalamus,andrightundert‎‎hereisaholeraftofinterestingstrutures,notleast‎‎thebiologia‎‎‎‎oktellsushenitsgoodtobeup,henitsg‎‎oodtobeasleep,andhatthatstruturedoesi‎‎sinteratithaholeraftofotherareasithin‎‎thehpothalamus,thelateralhpothalamus,the‎‎,andthesendprojet‎‎‎‎andbathestheortex,thisonderfullrinklbitoverhere,ithneurot‎‎ransmittersthatkeep‎‎usXXkeandessentiallprovideusithouronsi‎‎‎‎esfromaholeraftofdifferentinterations
ithinthebrain,andessentiall,sleepistur‎‎nedonandoffasare‎‎?‎‎eve‎‎saidthatsleepispliatedandittakes‎‎‎‎?anditontsurpriseano‎‎fouthat,ofourse,thesientists,‎‎redozensofdifferent‎‎ideasabouthesleep,andimgoingtooutli‎‎
‎‎firstissortoftherestorationidea,andit‎‎,allthestuf‎‎feveburnedupdurin‎‎gtheda,erestore,ereplae,‎‎d,asanexplanation,itgoesbaktoaristotle‎‎,sothats,hat,2,‎‎‎‎tsfashionableatthemomentbeausehatsbeenshonisthatithint‎‎hebrain,aholeraftofgeneshavebeensho‎‎ntobeturnedononldu‎‎ringsleep,andthosegenesareassoiatedith‎‎‎‎odevidenefortheholerestorationhpothesis.‎‎hataboutenergonser‎‎vation?again,‎‎,henoudothesums,though,‎‎areanindividualhohassleptatnight,orstaedXXkeandhasntmo‎‎vedvermuh,theenerg‎‎savingofsleepingisabout110aloriesanig‎‎,thatstheequivalentofahotdogbun‎‎.no,iouldsathatahotdogbuniskindofameagerreturnforsu‎‎hapliatedand
demandingbehavioras‎‎‎‎rdideaimquiteattratedto,hihisbrainproessingandmemoronso‎‎,ifafterouvetriedtolearnatask,a‎‎ndousleep-depriveindividuals,theabilitto‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎oever,‎‎urnedouttobereallexitingist‎‎hatourabil‎‎ittoeupithnovelsolutionstoplexproblemsishugelenhanedba‎‎,itsbeenestimatedtogiveusathreefold
‎‎‎‎‎‎begoingonisthat,i‎‎nthebrain,thoseneuralonnetionsthatareimportant,thosesnapti‎‎onnetionsthatareimportant,arelinkedandstrengthened,hiletho‎‎‎‎,andithinkt‎‎heimportantthingto‎‎realizeisthatthedetailsillvar,andits‎‎probableesleepformultipledifferentreason‎‎‎‎‎‎sleepasonelikenedtoanupgradefromeonom‎‎tobusinesslass,oukno,‎‎tsnotevenanup‎‎gradefromeonomtofirstla‎‎‎‎dontsleep,
,ounevergetthere,‎‎andhatsextraordinaraboutmuhofoursoiet‎‎thesedasisthatearedesperatelsleep-depri‎‎‎‎sleep-deprived,andletslookatoursleep-o-‎‎s,gooddatasuggests‎‎thatmostofuseregettingaroundabouteight‎‎hoursofsleepanigh‎‎,esleeponeandahalftotohours‎‎lessevernight,soereinthesix-and-a-half‎‎-hours-ever-,its‎‎orse,,andm‎‎anofthem,onashool‎‎night,‎‎‎‎etorsofsoiet,theaged,ifouareaged,then‎‎ourabilittosleepinasingleblokissomehatdisrupted,andman‎‎sleep,again,,perhaps
‎‎20perentoftheorkin‎‎gpopulation,andthebodlokdoesnotshifttothedemandsofork‎‎-dar‎‎‎‎iftorkerisgoinghometotrandsleepduring‎‎theda,desperatelti‎‎red,thebodlokissaing,‎‎‎‎hequalitofsleepthatougetasanightshif‎‎torkerisusuallverpoor,againinthatsort‎‎offive-,ofourse,tens‎‎‎‎hoherehasjetlag?ell,m
,thankouvermuhindee‎‎dfornotfallingasleep,beausethatshatou‎‎‎‎braindoesisindulgeinmiro-sleeps,thisinv‎‎oluntarfallingasleep,andouhaveessentiall‎‎,miro-sleepsanbesort‎‎ofsomehatembarrassing,buttheanalsobed‎‎‎‎iversil‎‎lfallasleepattheheelatleastoneintheirlife,andin‎‎.,thestatistisareprettgood:100,000aidentso‎‎nthefree‎‎ahavebeenassoiatedithtiredness,lossofv‎‎igilane,‎‎,edipintothetragiaidentsathe‎‎rnoblandindeedthes‎‎paeshuttlehallenger,hihassotragialllost‎‎.andintheinvestiga‎‎tionsthatfolloedthosedisasters,poorjudgmentasaresultofext‎‎endedshiftorkand‎‎lossofvigilaneandtired‎‎nessasattributedtoabighunkofthosedisa‎‎,andoulaksleep,o‎‎uhavepoormemor,ouhavepoorreativit,ouh
‎‎aveinreasedimpulsiveness,andouhaveoveral‎‎,itssomuhor‎‎,thebra‎‎inisravingthingsto‎‎,‎‎esentsthestimulanto‎‎‎‎edaisfueledbaffeine,andifoureareall‎‎naughttiredbrain,,ou‎‎refuelingtheakingstate
iththesestimulants,‎‎andthenofourseitgetsto11olokatnight‎‎,andthebrainsastoitself,ah,ellatuall,‎‎‎‎aboutthathenimfeelingpletelired?ell,‎‎ofourse,,‎‎short-term,oukno,oneortie,tousetomil‎‎dlsedateou,anbeve‎‎‎‎‎‎oldoesntprovidesle‎‎ep,‎‎meoftheneuralproessingthatsgoingondur‎‎‎‎sashort-termautemeasure,butforgoodness‎‎sake,dontbeeadditedtoaloholasaaofge‎‎‎‎enlossofsleepis‎‎‎‎sorlessevernight,thenouhavea50perent‎‎likelihoo‎‎‎‎here?ell,sleeplossseemstogiverisetot‎‎hereleaseofthehorm‎‎oneghrelin,‎‎,ineedarbohdrates,and‎‎‎‎salinkbeteentirednessandthemetabolipredispositionforeight‎‎
‎‎,ofourse,islossofmemor,hi‎‎‎‎
stressed,notagreat‎‎problem,butitssus‎‎tainedstressassoiate‎‎dithsleeplossthat‎‎‎‎ainedstressleadsto‎‎suppressedimmunit,an‎‎dsotiredpeopletend‎‎tohavehigherratesofoverallinfetion,andtheressomevergoodstudiesshoingthatshiftorkers,forexample,havehigherra‎‎‎‎levelsofstressthro‎‎gluoseintotheir‎‎,diabetes
‎‎sesardiovasulardisea‎‎seasaresultofrais‎‎‎‎theresaholerafto‎‎fthingsassoiatedithsleeplossthataremorethanjustamildlimpairedbrain,hihishereithinkmostpeoplethinkthatsleep‎‎‎‎hispointinthetalk,‎‎thisisanietimetothink,ell,doouthinkontheholeimgettingenoughsleep?s‎‎oaquikshoofhands.‎‎hofeelsthatthere‎‎gettingenoughsleeph‎‎ere?,thatsp‎‎‎‎oreaboutthatlater,,ofourse,askthequestion,ell,hodoiknohetherimgetti‎‎ngenoughsleep?ell,,ifouaretakingalong‎‎timetogetup,ifou‎‎needlotsofstimulan‎‎ts,ifouregrump,if‎‎oureirritable,ifo‎‎uretoldbourorkol‎‎leaguesthatoureloo‎‎kingtiredandirritab‎‎le,
hanesareouaresleep‎‎-?ell--a‎‎ndthisisslightloffensive-‎‎-sleepfordumm‎‎ies:‎‎akeitasdarkasoupossiblan,‎‎,redueouramountoflightex‎‎posureatleasthalfanhourbeforeougotob‎‎‎‎‎‎usdobeforeegotobed?estandinamassiv‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎drinkaffeinetoolateintheda,ideallnota‎‎,evesetaboutreduinglightex‎‎posureb‎‎eforeougotobed,butlightexposure‎‎inthemorningisvergoodatsettingthebio‎‎logialloktothelight-‎‎,‎‎thingsthatouknoaregoingtoeaseouoffi‎‎ntothehone-‎‎?teenagersarel‎‎‎‎ispositiontogotobedlateandgetuplate,‎‎‎‎‎‎eedtodoislisten
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