Sleep Killer - Can Sleep Kill You? As In The Dreaming Part Of

Sleep Killer

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Can sleep kill you? As in the dreaming part of your sleep slowly killing you over time.

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Dr. Pawan Raj

Neurologist 6 yrs exp Mangalore

No. sleep and dreaming are normal states of body.

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