does sleeping on one side versus the other affect the brain due to more blood
I've decided to experiment on myself by changing the side that I sleep on; I have slept solely on my right side for most likely my whole life; I thought, what if gravity pulls more blood and oxygen to one side of my brain? So, for about a week now, I've been sleeping on my left to draw that blood into the left side. Difficult to fall asleep at first. I can't wait to hear back about this. So far, what happened is a minor mood issue that's resolved and less creativity when it comes to typing on message boards and having new ideas.
Future podcast
Your podcast on learning and speaking language with Dr. Chang was brilliantly informative. One aspect I glean from the interview although there were many was comrades during your early years tp the present day friendship . What a wonderful story that could be turned into a children's Picture colorful whimsical Caldecott National science teachers association award-winning children's. book especially if your story could be framed around the age group 3 to 6 as an example of the children's book NEWTON and Me written by LYNNE MAVER Illustrator SHERR ROGERS. A wonderful book that has added excitement for the love of science for early learners spare literature in the field of science In a future podc you discuss PROPRIOCEPTION function in the brain and its effects on early learning if any . also any teaching modalities that can help early Child development educators use to help facilitate ENRICH the understanding of PROPRIOCEPTION In the young. Chijd?