This is an interesting hypothesis. A UCLA researcher notes correlations between brain / body temperature and REM sleep, then suggests REM phases may be the body's way of heating a brain that's grown too cold from inactivity.
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I've long known that somehow the brain disengages the body's voluntary motor control during sleep, and I've therefore long suspected that certain sleep disorders and sleep paralysis incidents involved a malfunction in this naturally dysfunctional state.
Japanese researchers have now identified...
Any ornithologists out there?... i read recently that "swifts sleep on the wing" How do 'they' know that?.... can you think of a way of finding it out?
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