Why do we die without sleep?
- network malfunction, or
- secondary effects of sleep protection program, or
- continuous catabolic state.
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Good sleep, good learning, good life | SuperMemo.comt application of antibiotics did not help much in preventing death from those infections. Sleep deprived rats would die anyway. The infection might speed up death that was otherwise inevitable. <span>Why do we die without sleep? It is impossible to quantify the contribution of those three factors to the fatal outcome of prolonged sleep deprivation: network malfunction, or secondary effects of sleep protection program, or continuous catabolic state. Even though the latter two could possibly be remedied pharmacologically, there is no way around network remolding in sleep. Researchers who hope to find a remedy against sleep are plodd Summary
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