Sleepwalking Secrets: 7 Strange and Shocking Stories

Boy in pajamas sleepwalking indoors at night
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Most of us think of sleep as a safe retreat—a place where our minds can wander while our bodies rest. But for some, the night isn’t quite so peaceful. Sleepwalking can turn bedrooms into crime scenes, transform sidewalks into tightropes, and in a few chilling cases, even blur the line...

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Half-Awake: The First Night Effect and the Brain’s Adaptive Response to Unfamiliar Environments

The First Night Effect refers to the phenomenon in which, during the initial night in a new environment, only half of your brain experiences deep sleep. This is believed to be an evolutionary response that helps individuals stay vigilant and alert for potential threats when in unfamiliar surroundings. In addition...

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