Insomnia is caused by genes?

Insomnia can push thousands of healthy people into health depletion, even madness. There are many causes of insomnia, but recently, scientists have found another culprit for this disease: the gene.

According to the Daily Mail, gene insomnia people who are born do not have the necessary genes to have a good sleep. This means they will be 'immune' to a warm and relaxing feeling that will take a normal person to sleep for 15 minutes. This defect makes them maintain a state of alertness. And so they can only sleep for a very short period of time.

Scientists have given explanations about di
transmit to one-third of the human race with sleep problems.

There are also other genes known as insomnia genes - one of the reasons some people can wake up in the late hours, or create disturbances like a driver can start the day. at 4 am, but exhausted at 4 pm.

Recently, insomnia is considered a psychological consequence, triggered by a state of stress, grief, or interruption of sleep due to shift work, or flight. But scientists do not fully agree with this.

They are trying to give a genetic explanation for why at least one-third of humanity has sleep problems. Scientists also said there could be six or more insomnia related to genes. And this means we can develop drugs that prevent the negative effects of these genes.

Professor Van Someran, head of sleep research at the Dutch Institute of Neuroscience, one of the world's leading experts in identifying sleepless genes, says these genes originated in their ancestors. me.

In ancient times, one or two members of the tribe could be elected to protect a sleeping community from being attacked. He also said that insomnia rarely affects children, but often develops in adulthood.