Andrew Bagshaw's guest appearances

Andrew Bagshaw

WaterCooler Neuroscience

Tim Ryan

Bryan Roth

Brigitte Lavoie

Michael Wenzel

Seth Grant

Alan Jasanoff

Kirk Foster

John Laird

John Hardy

Emma Holmes

Adrian Ward

Emery Brown

Joe Galea

Dr Jyoti

Matthew Broome

OwlTail

As humans we sleep for over a third of our time which comes to a third of our lifetime and yet this episode’s guest estimates we are still a few hundred years off having a complete understanding of what our brain doing while we are sleeping. We aren’t even talking about dreams here but just the biological functions our brain does when it is resting. You see the brain never truly rests, it always active but during sleep, and the stages of sleep, we find the brain does a great deal of housekeeping but ultimately the precise nature is tricky to unfold. In this interview we go through how disturbing sleep effects us, can electronic disturb sleep, how our brain works in different ways under sleeping conditions and also how your sleeping preferences effect your day to day life. If you just want the science without a whole sleep program being subscribed to you then downloading this episode is a smart move. For more on Andrew Bagshaw please see our Floating Brains page on https://watercoolerneuroscience.co.uk/For more information on episodes, polls and extra content please check out Https://www.patreon.com/WCNeuroTags: sleep, REM, slow wave sleep, epilepsy, Rolandic epilepsy, neuroscience, night owl, early riser, rest, Andy Bagshaw

As humans we sleep for over a third of our time which comes to a third of our lifetime and yet this episode’s guest estimates we are still a few hundred years off having a complete understanding of what our brain doing while we are sleeping. We aren’t even talking about dreams here but just the biological functions our brain does when it is resting. You see the brain never truly rests, it always active but during sleep, and the stages of sleep, we find the brain does a great deal of housekeeping but ultimately the precise nature is tricky to unfold. <br>In this interview we go through how disturbing sleep effects us, can electronic disturb sleep, how our brain works in different ways under sleeping conditions and also how your sleeping preferences effect your day to day life. If you just want the science without a whole sleep program being subscribed to you then downloading this episode is a smart move. <br>For more on Andrew Bagshaw please see our Floating Brains page on <a href="https://watercoolerneuroscience.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://watercoolerneuroscience.co.uk/</a><br>For more information on episodes, polls and extra content please check out <a href="Https://www.patreon.com/WCNeuro" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Https://www.patreon.com/WCNeuro</a><br>Tags: sleep, REM, slow wave sleep, epilepsy, Rolandic epilepsy, neuroscience, night owl, early riser, rest, Andy Bagshaw

WCNeuro S1, EP8 – Sleep with Dr Andrew Bagshaw