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se_p800
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Ive seen quite a few thread/osts about people who cant sleep. Well i have the opposite..i cant stay awake. Im always absolutly nakerd, no matter how much sleep i have. Ive tried different amount of sleep fomr 5-11 hours a night. NOrmaly i go to sleep at 11.30 and get up at 8 (8 and a half hours sleep) which is more sleep then anybody else i know. Why? It can get really annoying and i find it difficult to concentrate and such..
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Cycovision
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Get to the doctors and get a blood test to make sure that you're not anemic or diabetic which is unlikely, truth be told. But you'll put your mind at rest by doing so anyway.
How old are you? 18 or so? I think I spent 2/3 of my time asleep at that age anyway 
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se_p800
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My parents are both doctors they say i don't have anemia, which i was concerned i might have had. And im 17. 2/3? Really? So 16 hours of sleep a night? O_O
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I seem to feel tired quite a lot of the time, and I'm 29 and not anaemic as had blood tests!
I suspect my diet's at fault, a poor diet can make you tired too.
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Well, if your parents are doctors then you have nothing to worry about, surely?
Maybe not 16 hours but yes, I would sleep at least 8 hours per night and often have a three or four hour nap during the day when studies allowed
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Why dont you drink loads of coffee and other drinks rich in caffine? That will work!  (No seriously try it!) |
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On 2007-11-06 19:56:55, KingBooker5 wrote:
Why dont you drink loads of coffee and other drinks rich in caffine? That will work! (No seriously try it!)
I was going to have a cup of coffee from the vendin machine, and i cant remember why I didnt..lol.
Also my health and diet might be something to do with it? I am extremly light (like 7 stone) but i do eat loads and bad food (burgers, cips etc..) but i do eat fruit and drink milk lol. Ill try having some coffee tomorrow and see if it helps. But seriously when i come home from school I just relax on my buddah bag and spend like 5 hours infront of the tv/computer. I was especially tired today which didnt help my drum lesosn or my driving lesson! I 10 times.
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KingBooker5
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On 2007-11-06 20:07:18, se_p800 wrote:
On 2007-11-06 19:56:55, KingBooker5 wrote:
Why dont you drink loads of coffee and other drinks rich in caffine? That will work! (No seriously try it!)
I was going to have a cup of coffee from the vendin machine, and i cant remember why I didnt..lol.
Also my health and diet might be something to do with it? I am extremly light (like 7 stone) but i do eat loads and bad food (burgers, cips etc..) but i do eat fruit and drink milk lol. Ill try having some coffee tomorrow and see if it helps. But seriously when i come home from school I just relax on my buddah bag and spend like 5 hours infront of the tv/computer. I was especially tired today which didnt help my drum lesosn or my driving lesson! I 10 times.
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[ This Message was edited by: se_p800 on 2007-11-06 19:07 ]
Jesus.. 7 stone? How tall are you? |
se_p800
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well 7.3 lol. and im bout 5' 7".
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arien617
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Corr...
I'm 15, 5'7" and weigh like 10.5st!
BMI is like 23 though... (that's average isn't it?)
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KingBooker5
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On 2007-11-06 20:17:11, se_p800 wrote:
well 7.3 lol. and im bout 5' 7".
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[ This Message was edited by: se_p800 on 2007-11-06 19:17 ]
Mate you need to get a doctor to check that out, that looks seriously low |
se_p800
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lol its not that low. Its to do with my genes. My dad weighs like 9 stone hes 47. I agree its seriously low but as i said both my parents are doctors, they know how much I waigh as i com[plain about it all the time, they would have said something if it was serious.
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se_p800, I sometimes get like that. I find a quick nap (couple of hours) helps. Think they call it a power nap. In fact I remember reading ages ago that some businesses are letting their staff have power naps as it increases brain activity and resulting in more productivity.
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se_p800
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only time i can get naps is when i get home from school at like 4.39 so ill give it try then.
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my understanding of a power np is 20 mins or so, as it has a lot to do with the stages of sleep!
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