As many continue to wonder if there is a way to control one’s dreams, the DREAM: ON app may be something to check out. Although it is still in the experimental stages, you have to wonder if there is such a thing as being able to control your dreams.
British Psychology Professor Richard Wiseman is doing a research on such and is collaborating with Yuza to do it. With the hopes of recruiting about 10,000 participants, his experiment aims to find
As far as programming dreams are concerned, nothing concrete has been laid out to probably set the tone to aid people in sleeping better. But it seems that tech-savvy Japan has come up with an iOS app which may bring us closer to that reality, all through an app called the Yumemiru.
Apparently the app can detect when you enter sleep after which it plays a soundtrack which “influence” what happens in a person’s dreams. The app uses a timer and the Apple device’s microphone to de
Ever been told to “Sleep on it”? Well if you have, especially if you are troubled, it may be a good thing to take the advice fully. It seems that sleeping on painful and troublesome memories is a great solution to get over it, thanks to a study conducted by the researches over at the University of Berkeley.
“During REM sleep, memories are being reactivated, put in perspective and connected and integrated, but in a state where stress neurochemicals are benefici
Soldiers are susceptible to trauma, something that is easily traced to the environment that they are normally exposed to. Apparently a lot of soldiers have become casualties of war, reaching an extent to which many call as them possibly reaching a “cuckoo” state which perhaps only military personnel can easily adapt to.
But if this new program called the Power Dreaming project pushes through, then soldiers may yet get the help that they need. This is actually another form of bio fe
Balladeer and legendary recording artist Barry Manilow revealed that a lot of his hit songs were made when he was asleep. Manilow revealed that in his dreams, he would hear a tune. He wakes up and sings it into a tape recorder. After recording what he dreamt, he would go back to sleep.
In fact, he pointed out to his 1979 hit “One Voice” as one of the products from such dreams.
People are known to have some subconscious activities going on when they
The state of mind or at least the things that are taught can be existent in our subconscious selves. That is what we all believed in and until now, there was no real scientific evidence to back it up. But thanks to some sleep researchers over at France’s Université Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris, a breakthrough may yet back it up, all on video at that.
They came up with a straightforward test to do the trick. They would teach a motor task to sleepwalkers and people with sleep behavior disorders, who typically move their bodies in tandem with dreams. If test subjects repeated the mot
Here is an update for you. It seems that for people who find themselves shouting or crying are most likely to find themselves to develop Parkinson’s disease. This is of course based on finding by scientists who found that people who suffer from REM sleep disturbance.
Normal sleepers are effectively paralysed during REM or rapid eye movement because the brain shuts off the muscles allowing the body to properly rest.
But this doesn’t happen to those w
Perhaps only in our dreams will we be able to imagine sleeping with the popular celebs and super models we drool on when we see them via the TV or the big screen but here is yet one way to fulfill such a wild dream.
Though it sounds a bit skimpy and too good to be true, sources have it that you simply have to book a room at Fashion 26 in New York to make it happen. Fashion 26 offers special deals to modeling agencies and has no limit or fees on how many beauties can share a room.
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It certainly does help to carry something even in naps or sleeping and now a study from the Centre for Sleep Research at the University of South Australia proves that dreams can be a good boost to the learning curve. It has always been believed that sleeping after a learning task can help them perform better, something that may be attributed to being able to relax and recalling the last things you did prior to dozing off.
To test their theory, the researchers taught people how to locate a speci
You would think that insomnia would hit only the adults no thanks to their own doing. Some inherit them due to their preference to stay awake and sleep when they feel like it. However it seems that this is not the true case of where insomnia originates.
In fact a 4 year old girl has been discovered to be suffering from insomnia in Britain, often awake by midnight despite a structured bedtime routine. And while many would say that parents or specialists could teach their kids how to practice sleeping patterns but apparently the case is a lot serious than that.
Doctors
