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Serious science popularization: Why do you have spring dreams when you sleep? Is it a subconscious or physiological response? First, what is the physiological response? Second, take stock of those strange physiological reactions extended to science popularization: is spring dreaming subconscious or physiological reaction?

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Someone once posted "Collect strange physiological reactions" in the Douban group, and the reply at the bottom of the result was very exciting:

@Sweetie: Being touched by ru will make you thirsty, sad, and miss your mother.

@ I don't like fennel: every time I go to the public toilet, whether it is clean or not, I will vomit.

@Pikachu's boyfriend: Sitting on a stool in the barbershop, the barber cuts my hair and gets my ass uncomfortable, a little sore and itchy, and wants to stand up.

@Yan Xiaowei Violet: As soon as I go to the library, I want to poop... Fixed a library.

@酢乙女愛: If you are seasick on a boat, you will definitely have nosebleeds, and you have sat on that kind of boat on the sea three or four times, the bumps are serious, and I vomit in the toilet while having nosebleeds.

@ Don't say you're okay: almost all parts of the body will laugh when touched... Before I went to check my body, the doctor pressed my back, and at that time the whole person laughed badly... The key is that it still hurts, and I laugh and shed tears...

Serious science popularization: Why do you have spring dreams when you sleep? Is it a subconscious or physiological response? First, what is the physiological response? Second, take stock of those strange physiological reactions extended to science popularization: is spring dreaming subconscious or physiological reaction?

Although the physiological response varies from person to person, the physiological response of some netizens is indeed too strange, which makes people can't help but be funny. Do you have any strange physiological reactions?

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >, what is the physiological response? </h1>

The so-called physiological response is a tense state in which the individual is stimulated by the outside world and the body responds, which belongs to the normal function of the body. The more common physiological reactions in life are blushing when nervous, yawning and tears, runny nose when eating spicy things, and being sure to pee before going to bed. Interestingly, there are some people who have strange physiological reactions that are different from ordinary people.

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Shake after peeing

This action is very familiar to most men, after peeing, they will unconsciously shake the "little brother", and they don't know why. Maybe you think that for hygiene, shake off the urine left on the "little brother" to prevent bacterial infection. In fact, this is a normal physiological response.

First, a shiver may be that the "little brother" is stimulated in the process of urination, resulting in nerve stimulation. Second, shaking may be because during urination, the urine releases hot air, and in order to maintain body temperature, the body will produce a muscle tremor reaction. Third, a jolt may be a nerve reflex, in which the parasympathetic nervous system participates in the urination response during urination, causing the body to shake. Fourth, shaking may be an imitation behavior, always see others shaking when peeing, and over time they will also appear this behavior.

Serious science popularization: Why do you have spring dreams when you sleep? Is it a subconscious or physiological response? First, what is the physiological response? Second, take stock of those strange physiological reactions extended to science popularization: is spring dreaming subconscious or physiological reaction?

Men get up early to "pitch a tent"

This physiological response is still related to men. When they wake up in the morning, men will find themselves "pitching up a small tent," and basically every morning.

Logically, under the premise of not being stimulated, men are in a relaxed state, and the reason why there will be an unconscious "Chen Bo" in the morning may be related to the peak of male hormones, such as testosterone levels, in men in the morning. In addition, after a night of sleep, the bladder is filled with urine in the morning, which will also stimulate the internal organs, resulting in the emergence of subconscious reflex "Chen Bo".

Touching the "two points" will be sad

Whether male or female, some people have had such a reaction: when touching their "two points", there will be loneliness, loneliness, regret, sadness, serious and even suicidal physiological impulses, feeling inexplicable.

In fact, this is called sad ru head syndrome, and the cause of the disease is roughly related to fasting, Oedipus, gender recognition, sexual repression, etc. At present, the more accepted statement is related to oxytocin in the human body.

Serious science popularization: Why do you have spring dreams when you sleep? Is it a subconscious or physiological response? First, what is the physiological response? Second, take stock of those strange physiological reactions extended to science popularization: is spring dreaming subconscious or physiological reaction?

Can't hear nails scraping the blackboard

Don't say listen, most people just see the words "nail scraping blackboard", goosebumps have already risen.

Why are we so resistant to this sound? It turned out that scientists found that the human ear is the most sensitive to frequencies of 1000-8000HZ, and the most annoying sound frequencies are between 2000-4000HZ. Scientists explain that the reason why people respond to this frequency is the phenomenon of atavistics in the process of evolution. Because in primitive societies, screams or warnings in the low- and medium-frequency ranges are a signal to human beings to avoid danger.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > extended science popularization: is spring dreaming a subconscious or physiological response? </h1>

In addition to the strange physiological reactions above, many people want to know: Is spring dreaming a physiological reaction?

Experts believe that dreaming itself is a physiological activity, but it is affected by the individual's psychological state. However, what appears in dreams that has never been experienced or touched is related to the human subconscious. So when we dream, a lot of it is a reorganization of the subconscious.

The study also found that spring dreams are indeed inseparable from sexual impulses, and under the stimulation of certain conditions, people will have "cravings", which will eventually manifest themselves on the physiological and psychological level. Therefore, scientists have concluded that spring dreams are the result of a combination of mental subconscious and physiological hormones.

Serious science popularization: Why do you have spring dreams when you sleep? Is it a subconscious or physiological response? First, what is the physiological response? Second, take stock of those strange physiological reactions extended to science popularization: is spring dreaming subconscious or physiological reaction?

It can be said that spring dreams are also normal physiological and psychological phenomena, and we do not have to be ashamed of having spring dreams, after all, it is not controlled by human consciousness.

For any physiological reaction that occurs, we must look at it correctly, generally do not have to make a fuss, as a "strange disease" to treat. Do you have any strange physiological reactions? Let's share it!

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Resources:

[1] Is it subconscious or physiological to people's spring dreams? Why do some dreams feel so embarrassing. Popular Science Expo.2018-10-09

[2] It's so sad to touch your head! These strange physiological reactions are actually really sick. Zhejiang Online Health Network.2016-09-23

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