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Сон — одно из важнейших и вместе с тем одно из самых малоизученных явлений в нашей жизни. Почему ни одно живое существо не может обойтись без сна? Одинаково ли спят мужчины и женщины? Почему мы видим сны? Дэвид Рэндалл, известный британский журналист, провел собственное расследование на эту тему. Вы узнаете новейшие открытия в области изучения сна, а также получите ответы на вопросы о том, что происходит с вашим телом, когда вы спите, и к каким последствиям может привести пренебрежение этой значимой потребностью нашего организма.

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