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9 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Nyree Penn explains that traditional polysomnography (PSG) – the standard diagnostic tool for sleep disorders – only detects breathing and movement abnormalities, missing neurological or other underlying causes of poor sleep. She highlights the need to consider factors such as stress, menopause, pain, and other non‑respiratory issues when evaluating sleep health. Penn introduces Insomnia Sleep as a pioneering service that expands beyond PSG by assessing these broader contributors, positioning it as the first-of-its-kind holistic sleep diagnostic approach.

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It comes back down to the PSG. Like I said, as of right now, polysomnography is really the only— prior to Insomnia Sleep, was the only way to identify if people had a sleep problem. However, it's important to identify and recognize that PSGs only identify if you have a breathing problem or a moving problem. They do not identify if you have a neurological issue or concern. And that's what we do at Insomnia Sleep because we are the first of its kind. We identify that sleep Sleep is just more than if you stop breathing, if you stop moving. What if you are stressed out? What if you have menopause? What if you have pain? What if you don't have the ability?