How to prevent sleep paralysis
Keep a regular sleep schedule
Reduce stress
Avoid screens before bedtime
Create a calm sleep environment
If an episode does happen, try to focus on slow breathing and attempt to move just one finger or toe. Once a tiny bit of movement returns, the rest of your body usually follows.
Sharing information about sleep paralysis can help more people understand what’s happening to them—and reassure them that this disturbing experience is temporary, explainable, and not dangerous.
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