The Physiological Effects of Artificial Sleep

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Exploring the impact of artificial sleep, this book delves into its physiological effects and includes insights on treatment through suggestion. Originally published in 1887, it provides a historical perspective on the understanding of sleep and its manipulation, highlighting the intersection of psychology and physiology in therapeutic practices. The reprint maintains the integrity of the original text, offering readers a glimpse into early medical theories and practices related to sleep.