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I'll bite. Never did I ever meet anyone in the military that needed "two hours" to fall asleep when they had adequate physical exercise throughout the day. If
by boston_clone 1y ago
I'll bite. Never did I ever meet anyone in the military that needed "two hours" to fall asleep when they had adequate physical exercise throughout the day.
If you're undiagnosed by a clinical physician for a disorder and have that issue, you're either sleeping too much, consuming too many stimulants, or not getting enough physical exercise.
What's your exercise routine like?
- smallnix 1y ago> Never did I ever meet anyone in the militar The military disqualifies people with severe sleep disorders.. Nice survivor bias example. Note, I can't speak to this particular case.
- boston_clone 1y agoThen why are you speaking to this particular case? Having a sleep disorder is not an immediate disqualifier for service, either. Did you serve in the military, or are you just throwing out more conjecture?
- smallnix 1y agoI was disqualified by the military from serving solely because of my sleep disorder.
- boston_clone 1y agoInteresting! And could you share more about what methods your doctor has recommended to alleviate those symptoms and their efficacy for your case?