20 hours agoCan't you sleep when you switch? - That's why
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)If you sleep at a hotel, at a friend, or elsewhere, you are likely to have trouble sleeping. When we sleep in a new place, the brain “is installed” in a state “survival <x2x3> and only half of it is excluded until the other hemisphere stays awake and in care. Scientists from Brown University, who have [...]
If you sleep at a hotel, at a friend, or elsewhere, you are likely to have trouble sleeping.
When we sleep in a new place, the brain “is installed” in a state “survival <x2x3> and only half of it is excluded until the other hemisphere stays awake and in care.
Scientists from Brown University who have studied this phenomenon say that in this situation we react to any unknown voice.
Scientists have discovered first night syndrome before, FNE (First - Night-Effect, but they were unaware of how it works correctly.
Professor Masako Tanaki and her colleagues have continued to study to find a reason.
Your brain shot has shown the asymmetric reason for sleeping: one is the smart hemisphere and the other you sleep. The half wise hemisphere reacts to external incentives as well.
In this way animals sleep, and in birds and marine mammals, one hemisphere is found to sleep, while the other is a night watchman.
The whales and dolphins are very sensitive while sleeping, and their brain hemispheres sleep alternately.
Masako says our <x0trur can have a miniature compound, such as whales and dolphins”.
With this knowledge, sleep - study scientists can find the mode of “representation of this mechanism, which would be extremely important to people who travel frequently.
