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20 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this short promotional clip, Nyree Penn, MHSc., CAA introduces Prosomnia Sleep, a novel one‑hour therapy that uses general anesthesia to induce deep REM sleep in patients who cannot achieve it naturally. The therapy aims to reset the neurotransmitter adenosine, allowing clinicians to determine whether a patient’s REM deficiency stems from an adenosine‑related problem, an inability to enter deep REM, or a hormonal imbalance that blocks REM entry. By delivering a controlled deep‑REM episode, Prosomnia Sleep both treats REM‑related sleep disorders and serves as a diagnostic tool to pinpoint the underlying physiological cause.

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Prosomnia Sleep is the first and only 1-hour anesthesia sleep therapy for REM disorders and sleep disparities. What we do from a clinical level is we use anesthesia to get people into deep REM sleep, what they've been unable to do on their own for whatever reason. So once we can do the sleep session and reset that neurotransmitter adenosine, we can identify, is it an adenosine issue? Is it the inability to get into deep REM sleep? Or is it a hormonal issue? And is it the hormones not allowing you to get that deep REM sleep. So all these things we can tell from your prosomnia sleep therapy.