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Super common habit is keeping your brain awake while you sleep — even when you do it hours before bed By . McKenzie Beard. Published May 31, 2025, 3:47 p.m. ET.
Seeing red usually means you’re about to blow a fuse — but when it comes to sleep, it might be just what your brain needs. Dave Asprey, the self-proclaimed “Father of Biohacking,” swears ...
Researchers in Oklahoma have discovered that floating alligators keep half their brain awake as they sleep. Karen Parker/FWC photo As if alligators weren’t intimidating enough, experts have ...
Researchers in Oklahoma have discovered that floating alligators keep half their brain awake as they sleep. Karen Parker/FWC photo As if alligators weren’t intimidating enough, experts have ...
Researchers in Oklahoma have discovered that floating alligators keep half their brain awake as they sleep. Karen Parker/FWC photo As if alligators weren’t intimidating enough, experts have ...
Researchers in Oklahoma have discovered that floating alligators keep half their brain awake as they sleep. Karen Parker/FWC photo As if alligators weren’t intimidating enough, experts have ...
Researchers in Oklahoma have discovered that floating alligators keep half their brain awake as they sleep. Karen Parker/FWC photo As if alligators weren’t intimidating enough, experts have ...
Researchers in Oklahoma have discovered that floating alligators keep half their brain awake as they sleep. Karen Parker/FWC photo As if alligators weren’t intimidating enough, experts have ...
Researchers in Oklahoma have discovered that floating alligators keep half their brain awake as they sleep. Karen Parker/FWC photo As if alligators weren’t intimidating enough, experts have ...
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