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A few people were interested in my comments on sleep and psilocybin. I first began looking at it because it linked in with PTSD/REM-behavior disorder and the hypothalmus, both of which are elements of the rare sleep disorders my son and I experience, and of course for many CH patients their attacks seem to have a relationship with REM sleep, let alone also originating in the same area of the brain. For your interest, here's a brief commentary from a neurology researcher on cluster and sleep

Thanks for the video. My observations 1) Sleep is truly affected by clusters (or do cluster affect sleep) 2) We have much to learn about the relationship of sleep stages to precipitating clusters 3) Yes it is scary to sleep during cluster cycle but avoiding sleep makes it worse 4) I am getting very old if that "kid" has 2 post doc degrees