Articles for tag: Neuroscience, REM sleep, Sleep Cycles, Sleep science

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The Science of Sleep: Why Our Brains Need Rest to Thrive

Suhail Ahmed

  Every night, as city lights glow and phone screens dim, a quiet experiment unfolds inside our skulls. We lie down, lose consciousness, and somehow wake up able to think clearly, remember yesterday, and face tomorrow. When sleep goes wrong, though, everything frays: moods sour, focus splinters, and even the body’s basic systems start to ...

The Real Reason You Can't Remember Your Dreams

The Real Reason You Can’t Remember Your Dreams

Jan Otte

You wake up with a lingering feeling that something vivid just happened. There was a story, faces you recognized, maybe even a wild adventure. Then, like smoke through your fingers, it vanishes. Within minutes, sometimes seconds, the dream is gone entirely. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Most people experience this frustrating phenomenon every single night, ...

Why Do We Dream and What Purpose Do They Serve

Why Do We Dream and What Purpose Do They Serve

Jan Otte

Imagine your brain as a busy theater where the most extraordinary performances unfold every single night. You drift off to sleep thinking your mind finally gets a rest, yet something fascinating happens. Your brain actually becomes more active, creating vivid, sometimes bizarre narratives that can feel more real than reality itself. Sleep researchers have discovered ...