What is the reason why people sometimes turn their eyes when they sleep?

Human sleep has a biological rhythm, which is the sleep cycle. The normal structural cycle of sleep is divided into two phases, including non-REM sleep and REM sleep. These two sleep periods alternate, and one alternation is a sleep cycle.

There are about 4 to 5 sleep cycles in a night, and each sleep cycle lasts about 90 to 110 minutes. The International Society of Sleep Medicine divides the sleep stages into five stages: onset of sleep, light sleep, deep sleep, deep sleep, and rapid eye movement. The fact that the eyes sometimes turn around during sleep is due to the fact that different sleep phases produce corresponding brain waves and have an effect on the movement of the eyes.

There are two types of cases, when you are not asleep, because your brain is still thinking, it will cause your eyes to move involuntarily. After falling asleep, if the cerebral cortex is more active, it will send signals, causing eye movements, and this is usually the time when people are dreaming. Therefore, the eyeballs sometimes turn around when sleeping, which is actually one of the signs that a person has entered a deep sleep.

It is normal for people to roll their eyes when they dream, and for others to sleep with their eyes half-open.

This is a normal physiological phenomenon that is medically known as "eye movement".

He wondered why his eyes rolled when he slept. Could this have something to do with dreaming? What will it be like?

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Eye movement while sleeping is a normal physiological phenomenon. This is known as rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. In REM sleep, the brain's activity is similar to that of wakefulness, but the muscles are relaxed, with the exception of the eye balls and the breathing muscles.

As a result, the eyeballs move rapidly under the eyelids.

REM sleep is one of the five stages of sleep, and the call usually begins 60 to 90 minutes after sleep. At this stage, the brain processes dream states and consolidates memories. The movement of the eyeballs is related to dreams, so the eyeballs move rapidly at this stage, also known as"Rapid eye movement"。

Therefore, feeling that your eyes are rolling while sleeping is a normal phenomenon and is a natural response of your body during sleep.

Previous studies have shown that when people see a familiar person or scene, or close their eyes and imagine a familiar person or scene, the medial temporal lobe neurons become active, said Yitzhak Frier of the University of California, Los Angeles.

And in this study, the researchers surprised the researchers by how the patient's response to the medial temporal lobe neurons during the REM sleep phase. "Every time a patient in REM sleep moves his or her eyes, the brain cells in the medial temporal lobe suddenly become active," Frier says.

This pattern of electrical activity is much like how people react when they are awake and see something new. "The researchers believe that REM during sleep reflects the moment when the brain encounters a new scene in the dream, which means that the mechanism of visual experience during waking also plays a role in sleep.

Many of the eye movements when people sleep are manifestations of dreams, and people can be divided into two phases of deep sleep and light sleep when they sleep at night.

1. Deep sleep, also known as rapid eye movement (REM), is to ensure a certain period of deep sleep; Sleep phenomena such as nightmares, easy to wake up, and waking up too early while sleeping are light sleep phenomena and reflect poor sleep quality.

2. Light sleep, in light sleep, only part of the brain tissues are in a dormant state, and a considerable part of other tissues are still in an active state.

In short, in order to ensure the quality of sleep, it is recommended to stop doing activities that are easy to excite the brain before going to bed, and it is necessary to gradually calm down the excited brain and relax the brain. Create a quiet and comfortable sleeping environment and improve sleep quality.

Because people are dreaming, the nerves in the cerebral cortex are unconsciously discharged.

Warm-blooded animals dream when they sleep, and humans are no exception. When we sleep, it can be divided into fast-wave sleep and slow-wave sleep. The alternation time at the beginning of sleep is very long, and the closer to dawn, the shorter the alternation time.

When it comes to the fast-wave period, which is when you are dreaming, your eyes will roll rapidly, and if you wake the person up, he will usually be able to remember the scene in the dream. But if he wakes up from slow-wave sleep, he can't remember what happened in the dream. When we wake up in the morning, most of us are in the slow wave period, so most of us wake up in the morning without the memory of the dream.

People will move their eyes when they are sleeping, but generally speaking, the range of movement is not very large, basically just a slight left and right movement. When my son was sleeping, I noticed that he had several eye movements, and each time I thought he was going to wake up, so I didn't dare to come out and wait.

When he sleeps, his eyelids are usually slightly open, making people think that he is not asleep. But from his even breathing, it was indeed a state of sleep.

Why do people roll their eyes when they sleep? I don't think it's hard to understand at all, just like when you sleep, your body's functions continue to work. Sleep is only a temporary dormant state, and the human body is in a relatively relaxed state.

Even if you fall asleep, you will also have slight activities.

Moreover, human sleep is divided into two types: deep sleep and light sleep. In light sleep, the human brain is still running at high speed, it is easy to wake up, and the sleeping person is easily disturbed by the surrounding environment, and it is normal for the eyes to move.

In the state of deep sleep, people are easy to dream for various reasons, and when dreaming, the human body is affected by the dream, and there will be some small movements. For example, talking in a dream, rolling an eyeball, crying, laughing, etc. There are several times when my son goes to bed and laughs out loud.

When he laughs in his dreams, his eyelids open a small slit, and the movement of his eyeballs can be seen through the small slit that opens. I guess he probably did something to make him happy at that time, so he would laugh and roll his eyes.

Of course, we adults are not completely motionless when we sleep, and we will find that even if we sleep well at night, we will find that when we wake up the next day, our sleeping position is shifted. This shows that even if we are tired and fall asleep, although the body is in a relaxed state, there will be a slight movement when sleeping. In addition, there are many nerves around the eyes, and the activity of the brain is also easy to affect the movement of the eyeballs.

Especially adults, because they usually think a lot, it is easy to dream while sleeping. When dreaming, the human brain is also running at high speed. The activity of the brain affects the movement of the nerves in the brain, and the eyes are relatively close to the brain, so it is normal for the eyes to rotate with the activity of the brain when sleeping.

Therefore, when a person is sleeping, even if he is in a deep sleep, he will not be completely motionless like a dead person. It is also normal for the eyes to move while sleeping.

It's a dream!

Discovery: One day, somewhere in Austria, a doctor came to the child's room, and he suddenly saw that his son was asleep, but his eyes were rolling, and the doctor felt very strange. He immediately woke up his son, who said he had a dream.

Do you still have to roll your eyes when you dream? The doctor took his son as an object of observation, and whenever he slept, he sat next to him. As soon as he noticed his son's eyes rolling, he woke him up, and he always said that he was dreaming.

He then observed his wife, then his neighbors, and finally the patient. The result is the same statement. Based on his observations, the doctor wrote a **, pointing out that the person's eyes roll when he sleeps, indicating that the sleeping person is dreaming.

His ** immediately attracted the attention of scientists from all over the world. His conclusions are consistent with today's data measured with brain waves.

Yes, the fact that a person's eyes move after sleeping is an indication that he is dreaming. His brain is active. When dreaming, the eyes will enter a period of rapid germination, at this time the eyes will not be moving, if you sleep deeply, you will not be American scientists have found many people to come to the conclusion of experiments.

This is very true, and it has been scientifically proven that people are turning their eyes when they sleep. It is divided into two situations, one is when you are not asleep, because the brain is still thinking, and at this time, it will cause the eyes to involuntarily go east. The other is when you are asleep, the cerebral cortex is more active, and it will send signals, causing the eyes to move, and this is usually when people are dreaming.

The most interesting thing is an Austrian doctor who saw his son sleeping when his eyes suddenly rolled. He felt strange and quickly woke up his son, who said that he had just had a dream. The doctor wondered if the eyeball was related to dreaming.

So he took his son, wife, and neighbors as experimental subjects, conducted repeated observation experiments, and finally wrote **, pointing out that when a person's eyes roll, it means that the sleeper is dreaming.

Nowadays, people study the physiology of dreams, and measure the number of times people dream and the length of dreams by the number of times the eyes turn and the time they move. —Truth is born after a hundred question marks" When people dream, their brains are in a period of light sleep, and their eyes turn irregularly, and when they dream, they are in a relaxed state, basically unconscious, so they are not sore.

Whatever the reason, we should take good rest and protect the health of our eyes.

Some people have eyes that move constantly when they dream, which is not the case during deep or light sleep.

The human eye is the laser head, and the brain is the CD, and the laser head and the disc move at the same time to read and write data.

It is said that the rolling of the eyeballs is proof that people are dreaming, but there is no scientific basis for it.

Some people's eyeballs do move, which is a very normal physiological phenomenon.

Some people will, it's some of the physiological activities of people while sleeping.

This probably won't happen, after all, sleeping time is the most peaceful time for people.

Depending on your mental state, your nerves will turn when you are excited.

A physiological phenomenon in the human body, which is related to the uneven excitability of the cerebral cortex.

When a person sleeps, his eyes move because he is dreaming.

I don't know, but you can observe this phenomenon the next time you sleep.

After a person falls asleep, a part of the cells is inhibited and in a state of message; Another small part of the brain cells is active, and this is the basis for dreams.

Normal sleep is divided into two stages: positive sleep and reverse sleep. Positive from sleep to light sleep and finally to deep sleep. During this period, the person's blood pressure will rise, the pulse rate will increase, the blood flow to the brain will increase, and the subconscious activity will begin to become more frequent until dreams are produced.

If you see a sleeping person's eyes moving rapidly, then it means that he is dreaming. Each dream usually lasts for 10 to 30 minutes, and then returns to the positive sleep phase. Then I dreamed.

And so on and so forth. And our whole sleep is actually a process of alternating between normal sleep and reverse sleep.

Yes. I've seen it on TV.

When people dream, their eyes roll? When a person is dreaming, his eyes will roll, because he looks left and right, what exactly does he want to see?