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SRED and night eating syndrome (NES) have nocturnal eating in common with the following characteristics: [2] 1) primarily occurring at night, 2) often being accompanied by insomnia, and 3) being associated with sleep disorders. Hunger and sleep are basic biological desires that are both affected by homeostasis and the circadian cycle [3]. Patients either do not remember at all or reZolpidem-Induced Sleep-Related Eating Disorder