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French researchers reveal to us an amazing and unexpected secret: our ability to respond during our deep sleep. Yes, it’s amazing how responsive you are even when you’re asleep.
A silent, starry night covers the earth with its soothing veil. However, even when we fall asleep, our minds remain mysteriously active and receptive. In a groundbreaking study, science explores the fascinating mechanisms that allow us to respond even during sleep.
Famous scientists from Inserm, CNRS and AP-HP It was recently published in the journal Nature Neurosciences. Their captivating revelation: even in deep sleep, We remain receptive to external verbal stimuli. Therefore, you respond even when you sleep, showing physical reactions to verbal prompts.
The study discovered that sleepers, who do not suffer from obvious sleep disorders, can perceive not only verbal information, but also… Respond with facial twitchesWhich attests to the active perception of the environment despite the sleep state. The twitching of the facial muscles, the furrowing of the eyebrow in response to a certain word – the border between wakefulness and sleep, thanks to these observations, seems more permeable than previously thought.
This is amazing Non-verbal communication It has been tested during several tests. During restful sleep, participants, immersed in their dream world, were exposed to a series of words, imaginary or real. These words were carefully chosen to elicit a distinct reaction from the sleeper: Smile or frown. So it turns out that there is a form of communication, and response, even when you’re asleep.
Exploring the communicative and cognitive secrets of lucid sleep
Furthermore, The researchers wanted to understand the complexities of lucid sleep and sleep communication. You even respond when you sleep, yes, but is there a difference in receptivity between different types of sleepers?
Comparison tests were conducted between regular sleepers and patients with narcolepsy. Often have narcotics The ability to experience lucid dreamsWhere they interact with their dreams. The results revealed that the majority of participants, whether they had narcolepsy or not, were able to do so Respond correctly to verbal stimuli during sleep.
From here the field of possibilities opens up. The implications of these findings could be wide-ranging, potentially redefining our understanding of sleep and revolutionizing the ways sleep disorders are treated. This goes even further, because the possibility of learning during sleep was once possible Sci-fi. Today, it can find new scientific legitimacy thanks to these latest discoveries.
Then there’s this question that’s sure to haunt curious minds and mystery lovers: Is sleep really what we think it is? In the past, sleep was considered Absolute comfort for body and mind. From now on, it is seen as A wonderful area of mental activity and subconscious receptivity. Sleep, beyond its regenerative function, can be a mysterious gateway to new forms of communication. This will happen even in the quiet shadows of our deepest dreams.
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