Sleep paralysis is a disturbing sleep disturbance. Individuals experience temporary inability to move or speak. It occurs upon falling asleep or waking up. This experience leads to social and ...

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Sleep paralysis is a surprisingly common sleep state — a waking nightmare that taps into our paranormal and supernatural beliefs.

Those experiencing sleep paralysis feel as though they cannot move, whereas those experiencing night terrors often scream, thrash around, sit up, or jump out of bed.

From sleep paralysis, false awakenings and lucid dreams, one sleep expert has helped patients overcome and control many of them.

Sleep paralysis is a condition where one experiences a temporary state of consciousness while waking up, without the ability to move or speak. Some people, like me, hallucinate while stuck in it.

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Sleep paralysis is a condition that typically occurs when an individual is either falling asleep or waking up. With sleep paralysis, you regain awareness but can’t move.