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Why is it that some nights i sleep with more dreams than other nights?i dont know why.maybe it's the food or when i'm more tired. sleep problems
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Its normal: Frequency of dreams during night depends on sleep cycles. More deeper sleep means less dreams. N
Answered 11/16/2015
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