Sleep has 5 cycles:
a. Wake/Alert
b. N1 (Light Sleep)
c. N2 (Deeper Sleep)
d. N3 (Deepese Non-REM sleep)
5. REM (Rapid Eye Movement)
Each one is 90 minutes on average.
This is crucial for maintaining your memory, energy and body recovery.
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