The less you sleep, the more likely to develop sleepwalking

Insomnia increases the likelihood of sleepwalking, according to Canadian researchers. A team of scientists from the University of Montreal saw 40 people with suspected sleepwalking, during normal sleep and after a long period of calm insomnia. Patients were followed at night in the lab. Participants do not sleep for 25 hours, then study their behavior during sleep. The study found that the number of cases of sleep disorders including sleep walking, sharp increases in the recovery phase of insomnia. Sleepwalking that. With aggressive behavior, in 4% of people who were connected observed in the experiment So far the researchers have been able to find the relationship between insomnia and sleep walking, but no clear explanation of the results. Scientists believe that the results of this study showed that sleep deprivation increases the proportion of people who are. Among sleepwalking Typically manifests sleepwalking into a deep sleep. The researchers note that the lack of sleep to problems in the transitions between the phases of sleep leads.