Hmm.. didn’t know our sneezing nerves slept too. Maybe that explains why allergies can be so bad first thing in the morning since we don’t sneeze out the irritants, so they build up during the night. Good to know.
And I didn’t say “I” eat in my sleep. 🙂 But there are people who sleep-eat. Check out what Dr. Oz says: “Nighttime sleep-related eating disorder (SRED) is classified as parasomnia, a category of sleep disorders that cause a person to do unusual things during sleep such as sleepwalk (somnambulism), scream (night terrors) and wriggle about (periodic limb movement disorder).”
hmmm… food for thought. *audible groan and face palm*
Janie Koch 
From: http://www.webmd.com/allergies/features/11-surprising-sneezing-facts
“You don’t sneeze in your sleep. When you sleep, so do your sneezing nerves — which means you usually don’t sneeze when you doze.”
Very curious indeed, but how do you eat in your sleep?
Hmm.. didn’t know our sneezing nerves slept too. Maybe that explains why allergies can be so bad first thing in the morning since we don’t sneeze out the irritants, so they build up during the night. Good to know.
And I didn’t say “I” eat in my sleep. 🙂 But there are people who sleep-eat. Check out what Dr. Oz says: “Nighttime sleep-related eating disorder (SRED) is classified as parasomnia, a category of sleep disorders that cause a person to do unusual things during sleep such as sleepwalk (somnambulism), scream (night terrors) and wriggle about (periodic limb movement disorder).”
hmmm… food for thought. *audible groan and face palm*