
How Rapid Eye Movement Sleep Impacts Dreams
Rapid Eye Movement sleep, commonly known as REM sleep, is a pivotal stage in our sleep cycle. It occurs multiple times throughout the night, typically every 90 minutes. During this phase, the brain becomes highly active, resembling wakefulness in its electrical patterns. Despite this activity, the body remains in a state of temporary paralysis, a … Continue reading “How Rapid Eye Movement Sleep Impacts Dreams”



