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It is not a bad thing that you are able to sleepwell, it just means that you don't have anything bothering you and so are able to be peaceful while asleep. So dont worry and keep sleeping well and if you want to have a thin sleep then you can keep yourself bothered about things a lot.
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What happens when you have a tube and you throw up then you go to sleep then you wake up?
it's impossible to throw up while holding a tube! :P
How do you use the word wake as a noun in a sentence?
We attended the wake for the deceased last Monday evening.
Is it normal if you wake up and you cant feel your body?
When you are in a deep sleep, your brain paralyzes your muscles to keep you from threshing about and possibly injuring yourself. . . it may also cause you to feel nothing. But if you can move around, then that is not the answer. Sometimes, you sleep with an arm in a bent position under your head. The arm nerves can be deadened temporarily by this, and your arm will be totally numb, and you will not even be able to wiggle a finger. If your numbness does not go away in a couple of minutes after waking up and moving your limbs around, you could mention it to your doctor . . . we really cannot diagnose diseases, illnesses, or physical issues on this forum. Good luck! Note: 'threshing, the correct spelling, is more commonly called, 'thrashing'.
How do you use woken in a sentence?
"Woken" is the past participle of "wake" and is often used to describe someone who has been awakened from sleep. For example, you might say, "She was woken by the sound of the alarm clock." It can also be used in a figurative sense, such as, "The documentary woken many viewers to the realities of climate change."
An example of a biological universal event that occurs at relatively the same time throughout all societies is called what?
An example of a biological universal event that occurs at relatively the same time throughout all societies is known as a "biological rhythm" or "circadian rhythm." These rhythms are internal processes that regulate various biological functions, such as sleep-wake cycles, hormonal fluctuations, and metabolism, occurring roughly in a 24-hour cycle. Such rhythms are influenced by the natural light-dark cycle and are observed across different cultures and environments.
How do you wake your mom when she is in a deep sleep?
very softly
How do you train dog to sleep at night and not wake you up?
tell it to shut up.
How do i wake myself up at school without drawing attention?
Sleep more the day before then you won't have to wake yourself up
Why can you hear yourself snoring?
Because when you sleep your in a very deep sleep. Especially when you snore your in a very deep sleep. And... hense...deep sleep you can't hear. well, technically you CAN hear but your ears are sort of shut out. So, therefore you can't hear yourself snore. I recommend an immulsifier it may help.
Why your hamster sleep the night and wake up the morning?
Hmm did train in to do that? Mines nocturnal so I don't know
In which stages of sleep would a person be most difficult to wake?
The stage during which it is most difficult to wake someone is the "deep sleep" stage. During this stage, brain waves, breathing, and heart rate are the slowest.
What sleep disorder do you fall under when you wake up right brfore you fall into deep sleep because you cant breath?
It is called sleep apnoea. (Pronounced ap-nee-ah).
Is life after death real?
We do not live after death. We are in sort of a deep sleep, but in the end, we will wake up to an earth- wide paradise.
Does the amount of sleep affect memory retention?
That depends on whether or not you wake up during deep sleep or light sleep; however, waking up too early can affect short term memory.
Is it possible to wake yourself up at will from a deep sleep even multiple times a night?
it depends, cause you could wake yourself up well having a bad dream...or just wake yourself up...its hard to explain!!
How long does it take a person from the time they fall asleep at night to fall into deep sleep and im not talking about REM sleep im talking about the sleep where is it is hard to wake the person up?
Around about 7 minuets :)
What is the sleep of death?
Could be a number of things this phrase is referring to .... to go to sleep and never wake up/die, or to suffer from a syndrome where-by the individual goes into a sleep pattern that resembles death, or a very deep coma ........
