InstaSleep Reviews Team article notes:

• English folklore once dubbed such nocturnal visitations as simply “nightmares.” Today, however, the phenomenon is called sleep paralysis— or being mentally aware while falling asleep or waking up, yet totally unable to move.
• Across multiple studies, individuals who woke up repeatedly during the night were significantly more likely to experience paralysis episodes than sound sleepers were.

Sleep Paralysis Is Linked to Stress (and Supernatural Beliefs)

Have you ever dozed off for a 30-minute nap and woken up with a demon perched on your chest, pinning you to your bed? English folklore once dubbed such nocturnal visitations as simply “nightmares.” Today, however, the phenomenon is called sleep paralysis – or being mentally aware while falling asleep or waking up, yet totally unable to move.

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