Don’t you HATE it when that happens?
You KNOW you know ….
That word
That name
That number
You just can”t THINK of it.
So what’s happening??
Brain overload?
Too many things in your mind at once?
Too many drinks?
Didn’t take enough notice in the first place?
Exhausted?
These are all likely causes or short-term memory loss.
Given space to think and recall – or sleep – that lost thought will most often come back to you.
Lack of sleep could be the main culprit.
Sleep researchers say for every two hours we spend awake, the brain needs an hour of sleep to sort out the meaning of all that we’ve experienced. To read more about this study
Sleep not only helps store facts, it also helps make connections between them.
Sleep-deprivation experiments show that a tired brain has a difficult time capturing memories of all sorts, and an even tougher time making decisions.
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