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    1. 06-13-2010 09:39 AM #1
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      REM rebound+WILD

      if i only got around 5 hours of sleep last night then wont i go into rem rebound and enter rem right after i fall asleep? if so, couldnt i try WILDing right before i go to bed tonight? since its basically like a WBTB, i just never went back to bed

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    2. 06-13-2010 05:57 PM #2
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      it doesnt quite work like that. If your circadian clock (internal clock) senses that you missed a REM cycle the previous night, It will just sleep harder and extend all currently scheduled REM cycles by a small amount. (these are perfect circumstances, results may vary.) But, your welcome to try WILDing before you go to bed, its just a little harder due to all the stress you've accumulated through out the day. REM sleep is weird... we, as humans, still do not know alot about it.
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    3. 06-20-2010 05:11 PM #3
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      You'll need less sleep then that. I went 1 hour one night and I'm pretty sure I went into REM very fast. I could tell when I was slipping into a dream. Get a good night's rest tonight though, a better way to do it is to wake up 5 hours after you've fallen asleep. That way you'll be right into a REM cycle and try to wild then after being awake a little bit (like half hour to and hour)
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