Why You Haven’t Remembered a Dream in 10 Years | The Hidden Truth About REM Sleep

I'm Todd Vande CEO of Stark and I have operated at scale where the margin for error was thin So my health had to perform but didn't.

Let me ask you something What was the last time you actually woke up and remembered your dreams? If your answer is rarely or never, that's data and it's probably not telling you something good Huberman Lab recently did some excellent work on the science of sleep and dreaming and I want to bring the most relevant pieces into the Stark lens, what it means for performance, for recovery, and for longevity.

Here's the short version Dreaming is not random noise REM sleep, the stage where most dreaming happens, is when your brain processes emotional memory, consolidates learning, and essentially performs its nightly maintenance.

And when you're not dreaming or you can't remember dreams, it often means you're not getting enough REM or your REM quality is poor Many of you can probably relate to this I've gone for a decade without remembering dreams.

I'm happy to say that today they're coming back So why does this matter for you? Think about what you're asking your brain to do every day You're processing massive amounts of information, massive.

This is what optimal health looks like—measured, systematic, and built on a foundation of honest assessment. At Stark Health, we help you get there.

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