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Expert Explains Why Sleep Paralysis Feels Like Spiritual Attack

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•Sleep paralysis is a temporary inability to move or speak while falling asleep or waking up.
•Many people interpret sleep paralysis as a supernatural or spiritual experience due to cultural beliefs.
•The expert highlighted the neurological causes behind sleep paralysis, separating it from spiritual explanations.

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▸health experts increase public education about sleep paralysis more people may seek medical advice instead of attributing symptoms to spiritual causes, improving mental health outcomes

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AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)PT Health Watch: Why sleep paralysis feels like a spiritual attack — Expert

A health expert discussed why sleep paralysis is often perceived as a spiritual attack, particularly in African communities. The explanation helps clarify the medical basis of sleep paralysis, which can reduce fear and misinformation among those affected. Understanding this condition can improve mental health support and awareness.