don’t have one. but i heard someone cite a study where people who lucid dream a lot are generally less rested even after sleeping 8+ hours. from that i drew the conclusion that lucid dreaming is basically dreaming, but more awake.
Cool, then It should be easy for you to find a peer reviewed study on the general physiological effects of lucid dreams on the human body, I mean, given that it’s a entire field of study and all…
“lucid dreams are more being awake than being asleep neurologically speaking.”
Could you provide a source for this claim?
“TL;DR: more info needed, but probably not great for you.”
don’t have one. but i heard someone cite a study where people who lucid dream a lot are generally less rested even after sleeping 8+ hours. from that i drew the conclusion that lucid dreaming is basically dreaming, but more awake.
The source is called sleep science. You should look into it.
You should look into providing a source instead of vague direction
You want a source for something that’s covered by an entire field of study? Good luck bud
Cool, then It should be easy for you to find a peer reviewed study on the general physiological effects of lucid dreams on the human body, I mean, given that it’s a entire field of study and all…
I’m sorry for your struggle
Sounds like you’re just lazy and don’t wanna back up your claim.
My what?
Also, Google is your friend
Google scholar for science stuff