Why do I have trouble sleeping during a full moon?
Flowerthingy
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Sep 2, 2015
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it could have something to do with a tiny region of the brain responsible for the production of melatonin.
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Tomislav
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Aug 22, 2015
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Scientists are still struggling as to why the Moon (or Lady Luna, as i like to call her 😉) is affecting our sleep. For long it was thought that it was because of the gravitational push/pull of the Moon but we can say certainly now it is not the case. Moon is too far away for us to feel its gravity. Some believe it is the light from the Moon itself although the tests were conducted on people in completely darkened rooms, without them knowing that there is a full Moon. Although i too have trouble sleeping during these nights, i dont want this question answered... Because im a sexy werewolf 😂 if you are still looking for answers, my dear questioner, i found an interesting article http://science.time.com/2013/07/25/how-the-moon-messes-with-your-sleep/ go to sleep earlier, drink a cup of mint tea and if you cant sleep, get out and howl at Lady Luna! Cheers!
shoshho
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Sep 6, 2015
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hmmm I don't know probably from watching a werewolf movie but for me I believe its because of stress
Anonymous
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Oct 29, 2015
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No worry. Its just your brain signals telling you to wake up. Nothing to worry about. Just go along with it.
Anonymous
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Sep 6, 2015
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Full moons affect people differently. Some people act out, other's can't sleep. Thankfully no one turns into werewolves.
buttermilk
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Aug 29, 2015
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Perhaps in the past life you were a werewolf? Or perhaps you've watched too many werewolf movies and you're a die-hard Twilight fan and the superstitions are catching up to you. There are many legends surrounding the full moon, but keep this in mind: None of them are true. "They sound pretty true to -" No! they are not. The full moon is just one white ball that will never affect you in anyway unless you're on the ocean and there's some tide action going on.
RainOrShine
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Aug 19, 2015
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I have noticed that sometimes energy during full moon can have an effect on me. Especially on beautiful summer nights when the moon is shining bright through my open windows. It is a raw energy that keeps me up. On nights like this, I like to indulge in some hobby of mine to exert the energy in a positive way and I have to close the blinds to make it dark for me to sleep.
Malus
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Aug 30, 2015
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It's been proven recently to be a naturally occuring thing in humans. Even when in a dark room and unaware of the time of month or phase of the moon, the subjects in the experiments still experienced worse sleep than compared to any other time of the month.
RubyRMaryJane
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Oct 29, 2015
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A full moons amazing and powerful energy can sometimes cause alterations in our "normal" or "Everyday" way of thinking/acting, and/or feeling.. some call this lunacy, its very normal, maybe on full moon nights take extra measures to be relaxed and with stable emotion, I have always thought that if you can get sleep on a full moon it leads to some really crazy and interesting dreams ! Make sure to try balancing your energy , maybe using different aromas, herbs, or maybe even crystals so you can try to get sleep by the time you need to.
admirableParadise40
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Oct 29, 2015
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probably because you worry a lot about the moon, and hence you create a psychological stress on your brain which prevents you from sleeping. Just forget whether it is full moon or not.
ImListening2U
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Nov 11, 2015
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Maybe that ambience makes you think about someone!
Anonymous
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Nov 29, 2015
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You could be a werewolf ? It could be possible. Mythologically speaking. But speaking in scientific terms, it could be due to the improper release of serotonin. But i don't think there is any connection between a full moon and sleep. :) Happy to help
Peacefulmeditation
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Aug 19, 2015
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Sometimes the added light of the full moon is enough to trick your mind to thinking its still day time. Changing your sleep environment to keeping it dark helps.
RosiesBubble121
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Aug 20, 2015
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Study done in Switzerland showed that the body produces less melatonin during a full moon. Melatonin helps the body maintain a healthy sleep cycle.
Harsvin
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Aug 21, 2015
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A study by researchers have found that a connection between lunar cycles and human sleep patterns, finding a distinct drop in quality of sleep during full moon. Because the lunar cycle seems to influence human sleep, even when one does not "see" the moon and is not aware of the actual moon phase. This is the reliable evidence that lunar rhythm can modulate sleep structure in humans.
freshSmiles08
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Aug 22, 2015
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Having trouble while sleeping during a full moon day is one state of being over protective of ones own mind. In actual sense it is created long ago as per the sayings that few radiations from the moon are responsible for such state that happens very rare to a normal being but a person with neurological disturbances might percieve that but in fact the actual reason that even normal people also face such situations might be the constant listening of such sayings from people intimate to us creates an impression over our mind that we will not be able to sleep over a full moon night dominates the actual scientific reason of radiations from the moon
Anonymous
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Sep 2, 2015
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It's totally normal to have trouble sleeping during a full moon. Some people think our bodies are in tune with the moon, and we're supposed to be awake during this period, because our ancestors were. In any case, you're not thinking the full moon is causing your trouble sleeping - plenty of others do! One obvious answer: it's really bright out with the full moon.
Anonymous
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Sep 9, 2015
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You may not know this, but the full moon definitely has affects on both the earth and people. When the moon is full, the tides are at their very highest all around the world. Nobody knows exactly why this is so, but it believed to have something to do with the moon's increased magnetic pull on earth.
I think it has something to do with increased pressure on the body,just like the tide in oceans rising during the full moon.
I've seen deer change their grazing patterns. During the full moon they point their heads toward the road as they graze and are 75% more likely to jump into the road. On normal nights, they graze with their heads pointed away from the road and are more likely to jump the other way.
Alexwolfiecorn
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Sep 11, 2015
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We, as humans have an internal clockwork system. Nobody's sure as to where it is, but that clock system is what's controlling your sleep cycle. It's theorized that our ancestors didn't sleep much on full moons as it provided light and they could scavenge more for food. I'm not sure as to if that theory may be true, but it's what I've read before. I know for a fact that humans do have an internal clock though.
StarrDust
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Sep 13, 2015
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Theres a theory that the moon has energy which can influence our lives and emotions. A full moon is when the moon is supposedly at its most powerful and can cause erratic behaviour, sleeplessness, intensified emotions, technology plays up, natural disasters etc.