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It's a farce. The body moves for circulatory purposes.
Moving while sleeping gives a lower score?
Yes...from what I've been told, it's considered "restless" sleep. Many patients have told me that often when they experience the best nights of sleep, their watches still tell them the opposite. I'm sure once they make us an algorithm, the results will become more accurate.