Between my internship, school and work, i'm going to have problems getting in more than 6 hours of sleep some days. Do you guys think it is smarter to only sleep six hours per night to have my body adapt to less sleep? or would it be better to get 8-10 hours when i can?
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personally I find a schedule to be better than sleeping by how much I can "Alot" myself. So I do the same as you. I try to hit around 6.5 to 7 hours of sleep no matter what day of the week or time period it is. but I also try to nap for about 20-30 minutes before 5 oclock as well to get that extra boost for the night.
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Originally posted by alwaysgrowing View PostBetween my internship, school and work, i'm going to have problems getting in more than 6 hours of sleep some days. Do you guys think it is smarter to only sleep six hours per night to have my body adapt to less sleep? or would it be better to get 8-10 hours when i can?
maintaining circaduim rythm is extremely important. dont go over 8 if you can help it.
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Posti think 8 hours of sleep is very important. try as hard as you can to get 8 hours. for me 6-7 just dosen't cut it.
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Originally posted by Nekrawulf View Postmaintaining circaduim rythm is extremely important. dont go over 8 if you can help it.
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Posti think 8 hours of sleep is very important. try as hard as you can to get 8 hours. for me 6-7 just dosen't cut it.
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Originally posted by Stonecold54 View Postwouldn't the circadium rythme have more to do with the actual mini sleep cycle (I haven't studied this in years) but I thought it was always best to wake up after a REM sleep. I think the cycles were 1.5 hours. you would cycle through stage I, II, III, IV- then REM and then recycle through. so it would be better to wake up at 6, 7.5 , or 9hours approximately. waking up mid mini-cycle would have the same affect no matter where it happened in the duration of sleep as if you didn't get enough.
Circadium rhythm has more to do with autocrinic and endocrinic hormone regulation. Sleep cycles are but a small role in the overal circadium picture. Autocrininc de-regulation is the biggest culprit in inhibiting training and efficient recovery.
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Originally posted by alwaysgrowing View Posti prefer 8, but its just not possible a few days. monday, i get home from class around 815. then i have to be at my internship at 330am. if i go right to sleep, its gives me 6 hours of sleep. then tuesday, i have class until 800, so i'll get home around 830. i have to be up at 500. so that is exactly 8 hours if i fall right asleep. the rest of the week i should be okay. just those two days.
I wouldnt worry about it. Sounds just right
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Originally posted by WonderWoman View PostI get about 8 during the week.. maybe a tad bit more if I snooze. On the weekend, I sleep in till 8 but I usually go to bed early. I like to take powernaps during the day if I can.. they help me feel good! :D
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Originally posted by Nekrawulf View PostCircadium rhythm has more to do with autocrinic and endocrinic hormone regulation. Sleep cycles are but a small role in the overal circadium picture. Autocrininc de-regulation is the biggest culprit in inhibiting training and efficient recovery.
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Posti dont know what it is but whenever i take a nap during the day i wake up in a terrible mood. feel like shit for the rest of the day. anyone have any idea what that is?
How long of a nap.
If it is longer than say 45 minutes, your body experiences a seratonin dump during the dream phase. Part of the reason of lucid dreaming and dreams that "seem to feel real".
If at all possibnle try to keep any naps under 45 minutes.
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Originally posted by Nekrawulf View PostHow long of a nap.
If it is longer than say 45 minutes, your body experiences a seratonin dump during the dream phase. Part of the reason of lucid dreaming and dreams that "seem to feel real".
If at all possibnle try to keep any naps under 45 minutes.
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