• bitjunkie@lemmy.world
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      2 months ago

      You might want to get a sleep study. This was me for a long time and now in my 40s I have a CPAP and wake up feeling like a fucking superhero. I wish I’d known decades ago, so many missed opportunities.

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      2 months ago

      Regular sleep schedule - good

      People get to the weekend and think they’ll get away with staying up late and sleeping in.

      It’s not worth it.

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    2 months ago

    Having a proper sleep schedule (like 11-7) that you strictly follow will make you feel so much more energized.

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    2 months ago

    You can’t fix your tiredness in one night. Sleep well for a week, fix your sleeping scedule and you’re going to feel much much much better

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    2 months ago

    Not all rest is equally refreshing. If you have a sleep deficit build up, a bad mattress, a loud environment, some psychological or physical condition, it can negatively affect your sleep.

    You should look out for stuff that makes you sleep worse. I don’t do sports in the evening, I try not to eat too late and I don’t look at my phone the second I hit the sheets. There is also a midnight high I particularly struggle with. If I don’t got bed before it, I absolutely cannot sleep, unless I take melatonin.

    Takes a while to figure out everything for you personally.

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    Oh this is me right now. I showed up to work with a stomach ache. And while that’s gone, my body can’t handle being alive right now.