BIOLOGY OF SLEEPING

Brain Activity

Why do we need sleep? Why do we dream? People have asked these questions for many centuries. Much has been learned about sleep - the patterns of brainwaves, the increases and decreases of chemicals in the brain, and which areas of the brain remain active while we sleep. During sleep the brain is extremely busy processing, storing, and organizing the information acquired during the day.


 


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