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What Does a Night Terror Feel Like?

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Jessy Meshak
What Does a Night Terror Feel Like?


We've all heard the old advice that Resurge Review it can be good to sleep on a problem and deal with it in the morning well now there are some serious scientists agreeing. In a recent study scientists have found that sleeping on a problem creates a kind of 'incubator' where it's more likely for the mind to receive a brief spark of insight especially when the deepest phase of sleep known as REM is entered.

REM stands for rapid eye movement and in this phase of deep quality sleep, most dreams are allowed to occur and problems can be best solved with inspired thought. The study found that quality REM sleep increases your chances of problem solving tasks by almost 40%.

Quality and not quantity was indeed important. The research shows that having quality REM sleep is far more beneficial that lighter sleep taken over longer periods. If the problem is a new one then REM sleep is definitely better for solving it.

If the problem is an old one then creative light sleep over a longer time will still be effective in helping you to solve it. The real science showed that REM sleep actually creates new nerve connections with other thought pathways coming from the problem that simply doesn't happen during light sleep or our waking, conscious hours.

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