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Sleep and Alzheimer’s Disease: Lacking Sleep, Having Enough Sleep, Sleeping Too Much, and Mental Activities during Daytime

This work discusses how does sleep influences the incidence rate of Alzheimer’s Disease, from 3 scenarios: lacking sleep, having enough sleep, and sleeping too much. Lack of sleep can be further divided into having a snap during the daytime or not. Some studies proved that sleep disturbances are associated with Alzheimer’s Disease from experiments by comparing mice with not enough sleep and with enough sleep. However, they didn’t concern about the symptoms of oversleeping, and the mental activities during a human being’s life compared to a mouse. Therefore, this work will try to demonstrate that sleep disturbances are associated with the risk of developing AD inherently. Alzheimer’s Disease is incurable, but there are ways to reduce the potential of getting it.