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Stages Of Sleep That You Go Through
Sleeping can make you feel better by pepping up your mood and also helping in getting rid of dark circles. Adequate sleep plays a critical role for a healthy lifestyle. So when you snooze well, you get up refreshed and also feel alert to fulfil your daily activities. A good night’s sleep is much needed for your body to handle stress and to recuperate from illness.
Even minimal sleep loss can take its toll on your health and your mood. The quality of sleep tends to influence the quality of your routine life such as mental sharpness, work productivity, emotional balance, and even your body weight.
Do you know that your body progresses through different stages of sleep and essentially there are two types of sleep which includes Non-Rapid Eye Movement (NREM) (which is called quiet sleep) while the other is referred to as Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep (also called as paradoxical sleep or active sleep). Here are some of the stages of sleep cycle.
Non-REM
Sleep
When
you’re
sleeping,
the
body
cycle
shifts
between
non-REM
and
REM
sleep.
More
importantly
the
non-REM
stage
is
divided
into
four
different
stages
of
sleep.
Each
stage
of
sleep
will
tend
to
last
for
4
to
5
minutes.
The
stages
of
sleep
cycle
consist
of
the
progression
from
different
stages
(1-4)
before
REM
sleep
is
achieved
and
then
it
goes
back
to
square
one.
Stage
1
Stage
1
is
considered
to
be
the
beginning
of
the
stages
of
sleep
cycle.
More
importantly
this
stage
of
sleep
is
a
transition
period,
where
the
person
is
caught
between
sleeplessness
and
sleep.
This
transition
phase
is
in
reality
considered
to
be
a
light
sleep
cycle.
In
this
phase
(stage
1)
the
sleep
may
last
for
5
to
10
minutes
and
this
is
the
period
where
the
brain
produces
high
amplitude
theta
waves.
On
the
other
hand
research
shows
that
it
would
take
a
person
about
7
minutes
to
fall
sleep.
Stage
2
In
this
stage
of
sleep,
the
snoozing
would
last
for
around
20
minutes.
During
the
second
stage,
the
brain
tends
to
create
a
fast
cadenced
brain
wave
activity.
This
brain
activity
is
known
as
sleep
spindles.
Stage
3
The
stage
3
and
stage
4
of
sleep
is
considered
to
be
the
deep
slumber
phase.
During
this
stage
of
sleep,
deep
and
slow
brain
wave
activity
called
as
delta
waves
try
to
emerge.
In
stage
3,
people
become
so
immersed
in
sleep
that
they
become
less
responsive
to
the
noise
or
any
kind
of
activity
in
the
surrounding.
Stage
4
Subsequently
after
stage
3,
next
is
the
interesting
stage
of
the
sleep
cycle
called
as
the
rapid
eye
movement
phase.
This
stage
of
sleep
is
characterised
as
a
more
intense
stage
of
sleep
than
the
previous
one.
Stage
4
is
sometimes
referred
to
as
delta
sleep
because
delta
waves
are
more
predominant
in
this
phase.
This
stage
is
called
as
a
slow
wave
or
delta
sleep.
Person
at
stage
4
would
be
more
aroused
and
will
be
feel
completely
disoriented.
REM
After
stage
4,
the
last
stage
is
called
REM.
REM
sleep
is
characterised
with
eye
movement
and
increased
brain
activity.
During
REM
sleep,
people
would
tend
to
dream
a
lot
because
of
the
increased
brain
activity
and
also
in
this
stage
of
sleep,
the
voluntary
muscles
are
paralysed.
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