Hah soo. Im wondering if this is healthy?
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I'm amazed you can actually keep that going. I hope you're not taking an excess of caffeine or other drugs to do that. I want to say that it's unhealthy... I can imagine it's not the best sleeping pattern for someone who wants to have an active lifestyle with work or school though.
I'd have to suggest trying to get a regular amount of sleep. Studies have shown that sleep is used so that your brain can reform neural connections that are damaged during daily activity. Staying up for long periods of time depletes your brain's capacity to function. In fact, after a while, a human being who hasn't slept at all is declared clinically insane, you'll literally hallucinate, very bad for you.
Also, oversleeping can leave you feeling groggy and sluggish, and is also not good for you. Try to get back to a pattern of 6-8 hours sleep a night. Or at least try to take some naps here and there. Take care of yourself.
Craig
I'm afraid it's quite serious; what you have is known as 'chronic awesomeness'. It is difficult to treat. Resign yourself to a life of bitter coolness.
Welcome to the parents with newborns club! lol, Im on the same sleep schedule as you I think! No, its not healthy for you and you should really try and get on a decent schedule
Everybody's body rhythm is different. I'm on a crazy sleep cycle, myself. As far as whether it's healthy, only you can say...do you FEEL healthy? If your waking hours are productive, energetic, mentally stable, then...you're probably fine. The pendulum will swing.
it doesn't matter, live up your good years then you die. if it works for you, do it. i wish i could
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