The neuroscientist says moving your closed eyes can help you drift off after waking at night. Researchers say it may promote relaxation, but the proposed mechanism is unproven.
The neuroscientist says moving your closed eyes can help you drift off after waking at night.
Researchers say it may promote relaxation, but the proposed mechanism is unproven.
The neuroscientist says moving your closed eyes can help you drift off after waking at night. Researchers say it may promote relaxation, but the proposed mechanism is unproven.
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The neuroscientist says moving your closed eyes can help you drift off after waking at night. Researchers say it may promote relaxation, but the proposed mechanism is unproven.
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