Recently, there's more talk about the negative effects of Interrupted Sleep— that's because it's a serious subject—which includes some serious health concerns. Having our sleep interrupted can leave us feeling like we’ve had no sleep at all—and as it turns out, that’s pretty much the case. It’s frustrating, of course, one minute you’re sleeping peacefully—and then suddenly, you’re jolted out of that cozy cocoon. But the effects of interrupted sleep don’t end with you feeling a bit edgy. Research shows that beyond compromised cognition, poor mood, and shortened attention spans, sleep interruptions are linked to a number of chronic health conditions including asthma, depression, diabetes and heart disease…