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#creatorsearchinsights Ton corps sursaute juste avant de t'endormir ? 😨 C'est un réflexe vieux de plusieurs millions d'années. Dis-moi si ça t'arrive en commentaire !#CorpsHumain #Neurosciences #ScienceTikTok #Sommeil

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You are already asleep, and Soudin is still sleeping, like if you fall asleep in the empty room. It is not a dream, it is not a day. And your brain takes it slowly, almost every time you fall asleep. This phenomenon is called a "myoclonia" of the Somei. When you fall asleep, your brain is muscles that disconnect progressively. But sometimes, a brain of the brain is prepared for this sudden relaxation as a loss of balance. A bit like if you were in a fall. In reaction, he sends a signal of urgency to his muscles to catch up. Where is the brutal stroke which would wake you up on the water. And the most fascinating, some researchers think that this reflex is a vieux mechanism to our ancestors, who sleep in the trees. A signal of survival to avoid falling asleep during the Somei. Stay in our brain for thousands of years later. So the next time that you wake up on the water, it may be a reflex of several millions of years which are still in your hands. Subscribe to discover other secret hidden in your brain, very quickly.