Some people DO see ghosts - and medics say there's an explanation
Briefly

An astonishing third of people in the UK and almost half of Americans say they believe in ghosts, spirits and other types of paranormal activity.
Experts suggest sleep paralysis as a major reason for perceived hauntings, where individuals experience paralysis and hallucinations during REM sleep.
Carbon monoxide, a colorless and scentless gas, can cause symptoms like headaches and confusion, potentially triggering hallucinations linked to ghost sightings.
Descriptions of sleep paralysis can be found in folklore, historically attributed to entities like the 'old hag' sitting on the chest of sufferers.
Read at Mail Online
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