Most dreaming happens during REM sleep, which makes up 20–25% of the night; if vivid dreams keep leaving you exhausted, scientists say the real culprit may be something else, keeping you from restorative sleep

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Not everyone who closes their eyes and hits the bed at night goes to sleep.
Some end up transitioning into a dream-like state that has them waking up while feeling hazy, lazy and heavy, with no feelings of rest and freshness.
But is it the dreams that weigh you out or does it have something else to do with you?

Not everyone who closes their eyes and hits the bed at night goes to sleep.
Some end up transitioning into a dream-like state that has them waking up while feeling hazy, lazy and heavy, with no feelings of rest and freshness.
But is it the dreams that weigh you out or does it have something else to do with you?

Sources: Times of India