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Alcohol reduces how much time we spend in rapid eye movement (REM) sleep - the stage of sleep where dreams generally occur.
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Leads attached next to the eyes can capture eye movement, useful for revealing when a patient is in rapid eye movement, or REM, sleep.
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Excessive alcohol consumption disrupts the 'REM' (Rapid Eye Movement) stage of deep sleep to ruin a night's rest, according to the UK Department of Health.
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Nelson thinks that near-death experiences are part of the dream mechanism and that the person having the experience is in a REM, or "rapid eye movement, " state.
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Eye movement is one of the few things that we do in both our dreams and with our bodies, hence the term Rapid Eye Movement, or REM sleep.
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The sleep test also was normal, except for a delayed onset of rapid-eye-movement sleep, with unknown medical significance.
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