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How did harrys wand protect him when he was passed out on Hagrids bike?
because harrys wand and 'voldemorts' are twins so the can 'wound but not fatally harm one another'
why does snape hate harry so much?
because of harrys dad
Can thyroid medication cause you to have bad dreams?
Yes, thyroid medication can potentially cause bad dreams as a side effect. Changes in hormone levels, particularly thyroid hormones, can influence sleep patterns and brain function, potentially leading to vivid or disturbing dreams. Individual responses to medication vary, so it's important to discuss any side effects with a healthcare provider.
What are classification of nightmare?
Nightmares are severe anxiety dreams where the fear and the issues in the dream are so intense that they usually wake up the dreamer. Some of these are warning dreams - predictions, death of someone you know or physical illness, (some impending disaster). Others are guilt dreams, when the dreamer is not the victim, but the murderer or the one who has hurt someone else (expressing guilt the dreamer is repressing). Anxiety dreams are similar to nightmares in themes and feelings of fear but not as intense. The dreamer can feel anxiety (and the fear can linger) even if he does not recall what evoked them. These dreams are disturbing but do not cause the dreamer to awaken in fright.
Can you stop dreams from happening?
No, dreams are a natural function of the subconscious mind. Like sleep, dreams are necessary for mental, emotional and physical health. When disturbing or upsetting dreams become a problem, the solution is often to improve the quality of your sleep, so that you awaken less often during the night. It is possible to temporarily prevent someone from having dreams by sleep deprivation or waking them before they can dream, but that is not healthy. When researchers did this, they found that the participants had problems with their mood and mental focus. They also discovered that the subjects would immediately go into a dream state the next time they slept.
What determines how a person dreams?
The question cannot be answered meaningfully as it is phrased. All humans dream in the same way, so "how" a person dreams is determined by being human. The mind, which is a function of the brain, produces dreams during sleep. Not everyone remembers their dreams, and various factors can influence the experience of dreaming. Those factors include illness, such as fever, which causes vivid, disturbing dreams, as well as alcohol, caffeine, various medications and drugs, and physical discomfort experienced during sleep. See the link below for further information and additional resources.
Why is Ezra daniel gomez so disturbing?
because he is nerd
What is the duration of So Many Dreams?
The duration of So Many Dreams is 1.42 hours.
Did harry cry in dear john?
yes he did he cried like a baby HARRY ROCCA lives in number 2 dry dell lane chesham hp5 2jt so you can also ask him yourself
How do you avoid dreaming?
Dreams are a natural function of the subconscious mind, so it is not easy or healthy to avoid dreaming. However, an increase of troubling dreams suggests some sort of sleep disturbance - when you do not sleep soundly, you awaken frequently during the night and remember meaningless dreams that would ordinarily be forgotten. Troubling dreams also reflect the same sort of emotional stress that can cause restless sleep. > Addressing the stressful issue that is causing restless sleep would also resolve the problem of disturbing dreams. The solution could be as simple as eliminating caffeine, stimulating games or activities in the evening.
When was So Many Dreams created?
So Many Dreams was created on 1986-09-16.
Why do I get disturbing dreams when I have whisky at night?
Alcohol can disturb your sleep patterns so that you may be more likely to wake during a dream and thus remember it. Alcohol is a drug, so it's not surprising it should affect your brain. Also, some of the flavouring compounds in drinks can have an effect. The precise cause of dreams is a matter of debate still, but nightmares have long been associated with strong flavours. Perhaps hot milk might be better?
