I used to think that the order of priorities to be healthy in life was: 1) exercise, 2) eating well, 3) getting enough sleep. Increasingly convinced I’ve had it backwards.
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I've been sleeping for 3-4 hours (insomnia maybe but also university work) every night for about a year and I've started to physically look sick to people. Gotta figure out how to get 7-8 hours of a goodnights sleep again.
Man, listen to that series! That is absolutely terrible for you and likely putting you at genuine immediate mortal risk if you ever drive, bike in traffic, etc.
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Bookmarked it and listening to it tomorrow morning!! Getting a normal sleep routine is currently/has forcibly become my top priority now!! thanks for sharing this
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I'm curious though, does the risk reduce if you sleep a couple of more hours in day time?
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They go into that with some depth, actually! The answer is very complicated — just for example, going to bed too late will "cut off" different components of the sleep cycle than waking too early. Napping can be useful, but it's not really possible to make up "sleep debt."
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