This Infographic Lists Sleep Deprivation Effects and Impact on the Brain
Alyson Wyers — June 4, 2015 — Lifestyle
References: mic & designtaxi
This scientific infographic shows sleep deprivation effects and the way the brain (and therefore, the rest of your body) is influenced. From General Electric and Mic, 'What Happens When Your Brain Doesn't Sleep?' demonstrates how being starved for sleep and being very drunk are similar in terms of symptoms.
The sobering chart shows how different parts of the brain are affected when you are extremely tired and the behavior that can result in. Possible sleep deprivation effects include lost or false memories, anger, slurred speech, impaired wit, hallucinations, risky decision making and spaciness (otherwise described as having your head in the clouds). The infographic also lists brain damage and cerebral shrinkage, not to mention increased likelihood of cronut binges.
The sobering chart shows how different parts of the brain are affected when you are extremely tired and the behavior that can result in. Possible sleep deprivation effects include lost or false memories, anger, slurred speech, impaired wit, hallucinations, risky decision making and spaciness (otherwise described as having your head in the clouds). The infographic also lists brain damage and cerebral shrinkage, not to mention increased likelihood of cronut binges.
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