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If

you’ve had a bad night’s sleep, you may see it in

your face the next morning. But chances are, the rest

of your body — including your brain — is paying for

it, too.

“Sleep improves your memory and decision-making

abilities,” says Stephen Mueller, MD, medical director

of respiratory therapy at Methodist Charlton Medical

Center. “It also helps prevent illness.”

If you’re not sure you believe in the benefits of a

good night’s sleep, these facts just might change

your mind.

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Methodist Charlton Medical Center

Winter 2014 – 2015

Counting sheep?

Find out how to rest easier

FIND A PHYSICIAN

If you are in need of a primary care provider, visit

MethodistHealthSystem.org/FindAPhysician

or call

214-947-0000

.

The truth

about

sleep