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I think it is great you found something that works for you. The main point of both your comment + the article (which, I also haven't been able to read yet) is
by DjiboutiJon 6y ago
I think it is great you found something that works for you.
The main point of both your comment + the article (which, I also haven't been able to read yet) is that you need to find what works for you by trying things.
Personally, melotonin only gives me 6 hours of sound sleep (many times I have tried to get more, last night being one of them). But in 6 hours from sleeping almost like clockwork I will be awake- and quite wide awake. It ususally takes another hour to fall back asleep, or sometimes I just decide to be awake.
So personally, moving towards the no-supplement tact is appealing even if it is much harder in artificial environments.
- eriktrautman 6y agoI have the same problem with melatonin — it seems like artificial sleep because when I wake up 4-5 hours later, my body really doesn’t want to fall back asleep.
- zemvpferreira 6y agoHave you played around with dosage?
- jmnicolas 6y agoHave you tried bi-phasic sleep patterns? You could for example get 6 hours at night and a couple hour in the day as a big nap.
- the_only_law 6y agoMy sleep got royal screwed during the summer and I'm trying to get back to at least some sort of stable baseline. Probably a few months ago I managed to get myself on a biphasic sleep schedule. It probably would have worked if I had more flexibility in my schedule.