Hypnagogic Hallucinations and Sleep Paralysis

Sleep paralysis: Cause and effect You can not move if you try to turn over late at night. When you feel completely paralyzed, you can see that you can not ask for help when you see a person lurking around you. You suddenly feel that the whole body releases an electronic feeling, and you will hear snoring of hearing loss. This phenomenon is considered sleep paralysis. Sleeping sputum is a state that people feel consciously but can not move.

The concept of sleep paralysis is not necessarily a "concept" but a reality. For the most part of the past 20 years, this has been happening in myriad of times. What makes this "concept" and how it will happen. I think that it alone is not enough, I truly believe that more people will be interested in what this situation is like. A condition known as sleep paralysis is defined as the ability to move a person's limbs, torso and head, even when fully awake.

This is a typical night. It was about 4 years old that I first happened, but it will change my life forever. I played hard in the apartment in the summer. There is no air conditioner. It came at night and approached before going to bed. At eight, my mother asked me to go to bed. It rains from the window and you hear the wind blowing. Slowly but I am definitely beginning to fall asleep. Immediately after I fell asleep, I suddenly felt my residence. I opened my eyes. Strange and scary feelings.

The most widely accepted theory is that REM sleep is somewhat annoying. A damaged REM system is a theory that explains EDS as well as trips, hypnotic hallucinations and sleep paralysis. It is based on the similarity of cataplexy and REM sleep. In both cases, skeletal muscle is damaged due to motor neuron blockade. This blockade of motor neurons occurs along the spinal cord, causing neuronal excitation in the spinal cord. If suppression of this mental neuron is hindered in consciousness, a trip will occur. Sleep paralysis may occur if motor nerve cells are generated or extended beyond the actual sleep awake period. Hypnotic hallucination occurs between REM and awakening, which can lead to illusion of illness during hypnotic illusion. Accurate neurological abnormality causing symptoms of narcolepsy

Neurologists can find the cause of sleep paralysis, but what causes hallucinations of hypnotism or hypnotism? James Cheyne and Todd Girard (2008, 6) suggest that supine posture (upward) is a common cause of hallucinations, but what kind of lively experience occurs in the brain? Not all scientists agree, but the amygdala is the basis of hallucination during sleep. As shown in the image above, there is a small almond-like gray matter on each hemisphere of the brain called the amygdala. As James Cheyne (2013, 3) states, "a threat-sensitive dream system" is responsible for emotional reactions to nervous emotions (including fear) and memories of those emotions. Fear is an important part of animal and human development as it allows organisms to find dangers (Cheyne 2013, 5). Enhancement of amygdala during sleep (Morton 2010, 8)

Sleep paralysis and hypnotic hallucination are the other two symptoms of narcolepsy. Sleep paralysis is the ability to move when you fall asleep or wake up. This happens everyday. On the other hand, the illusion like hypnotism is a dream experience when you wake up, sometimes incorporating environmental factors. These symptoms occur when narcolepsy becomes the most sleepy. Also, not everyone has the same symptoms. In addition, this article points out that in the US, the number of people affected by narcolepsy is between 1,010 and 200 people. By contrast, Japan's 161 is a fifth of Israel. It also pointed out that the environmental and ethnic background is the cause of the difference in the number of these countries.