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KingFISHER 2013/01/02 16:59
Why sleeping on your stomachmakes it much more likely you'll have erotic dreams
We all know that eating cheese before bed tends to give you nightmares.
But if you are after something a little more erotic then you shoulddefinitely try sleeping on your stomach, researchers have discovered.
We all know that eating cheese before bed tends to give you nightmares.
But if you are after something a little more erotic then you shoulddefinitely try sleeping on your stomach, researchers have discovered.
Those who sleep on their fronts are more likely to have sexy dreams than if they went to bed in other postures.Those who sleep on their fronts are more likely to have sexy dreams than if they went to bed in other postures.
KingFISHER 2013/01/02 17:01
Prone sleepers reported feeling sensations related to sex and persecution more frequently than anyone else.
Among the other racy motifs thatcame up for them were being tied up, being locked up and unable to move.
KingFISHER 2013/01/02 17:02
The researchers said that the increase in sexy thoughts could be because when you are on yourfront you do not get so much air, so your mind was imagining being constricted when you sleep
The research was carried out by researcher Calvin Kai-Ching Yu, of Shue Yan University in Hong Kong.
He spoke to 670 students, two-thirds of whom were female, and asked them to fill outsurveys about their dreams.
KingFISHER 2013/01/02 17:10
The details included how often they occurred, how intense they were and what themes came up.
He also asked them to write down how often they slept on their sides, face down or face up.
Among the other ideas which came to those on their front most frequently was erotomania, which is when a person believes they have a secret admirer, often a famous person.
KingFISHER 2013/01/02 17:14
Kai-Ching Yu said: This study provides the evidence that dream experiences, and in particular dream content, can be influenced by body posture during sleep.
I believe that the brain during sleep is not at all totally detached from the external world, and stimuli, including those stemming from the environment,are probably incorporated into dream content more often than people observe or are aware of.
The unconscious brains of the dreamers try to make sense, and even make use of, the external stimuli.
The study was published in the journal Dreaming.
yemadep 2013/01/03 20:21
little wonder!
Rango 2013/01/04 06:23
nice information.I always sleep by my sides
anitha 2013/01/05 01:54
Intresting
Rebellion 2013/01/09 17:05
& finally get nightfall and bec0me weak
Marian 2016/07/17 16:11
Slept on my stomach many times but never noticed something like this lol
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