If it's primarily your legs, it could be Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS).
You will need to see a doc for a definite diagnosis, and there are methods of treatment, mainly prescription.
Hope it helps!
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∙ 13y agoTo keep afloat
Yes, It makes the person sleep like a cobra Hence The Sleeping Cobra I hope that helps
because sleeping gives of energy. and energy makes us able to move and live. without sleeping, we would be dead because then we would not have to energy to move or breath.... i think.
Because they are afraid that they might hit objects without knowing
The fetus constantly moves about in the fetus. It may pick one side or the other for a while. This is of no concern. Just be sure to follow for your regular appointments and tell the doctor if you've not felt the fetus move for a while. Most often, the fetus is sleeping or just comfy where it is.
Yes, they move slowly but constantly. Faster during earthquakes.
it happens when we can't move air freely through our nose and mouth during sleeping
Go into her room call her name if she doesn't answer start by touching her feet then move to her leg if she don't move lick the bottom then move to toes
Democritus
Leopards do not build homes or nests. They are solitary animals that typically rest in caves, thick vegetation, or tree branches to hide and protect themselves from predators during the day. They may also use natural shelters like rock crevices or hollow tree trunks in their habitat.
Bohr
It does not need our thoughts to move. The heart continues to beat even if you are sleeping or unconsious. There is a special section of the brain that regulates heart rate.