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  1. Non Rapid Eye Movement Sleep

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    Stage N1 (Drowsiness)
    Stage N1 sleep stage, or the transition phase, typically lasts between 1 and 7 minutes and constitutes about 5% of total sleep time. EEG patterns shift from alpha waves$(8–13 \text{ Hz})$ observed during wakefulness to lower-frequency theta waves$(4–7 \text{ Hz})$. During this stage, subjects often report hypnagogic hallucinations, such as the sensation of falling ([hypnic jerks](/entries/…
  2. Non Rapid Eye Movement Sleep

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    | NREM Stage | Primary EEG frequency | Characteristic Feature | Typical Duration Percentage | Metabolic Rate Reduction (vs. Wakefulness) |
    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | N1 sleep stage | Theta waves ($4–7 \text{ Hz}$) | Hypnic Jerks | 5% | $2\%$ |
    | N2 sleep stage | Mixed, Sleep Spindles ($12–15 \text{ Hz}$) | K-Complexes | 50% | $5\%$ |
    | [N3 sleep…