if you guys have a chance and the time, there's a sleep researcher who went into detail on the topic. i was previously a short sleeper, averaging 4-6 hours on weekdays, and now i try to get 6-8 as often as possible.
podcast by matt walker:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwaWilO_Pig
there's a few other ones by the same man with different podcast hosts.
cliff notes:
-6hours or less of sleep per night is a very light form of brain damage
-prefrontal cortex cleansing/washing happens during REM sleep
-dementia patients and alzheimers patients get zero or near-zero REM sleep and the weird placque-y proteiny things are the things cleaned in prefrontal cortex during sleep.
-sleep in the dark, don't disrupt with any light
-have a regular circadian rhythm
-breathe through your nose if you can
-get an apnea machine if you snore, etc.
-avoid sleep aids (alcohol, melatonin, weed, etc.)
-recovery happens during sleep
Two full time jobs. I average about 4 hours of sleep daily.
Up at 1130P work from 12-830A
Day Job starts at 10A work til 6P
Get home square things away and maybe eat and catch a couple YouTube videos then rinse and repeat.
This Quarantine has really got me reconsidering the importance of having two gigs as opposed to my health.
:rofl
Thank you. I will listen to that.
Critter-
Brother, you gotta get some rest. You work waaaaay too much.
One full time job, one side hustle. About 4 hours of sleep per night for the past 10 years or so.Two full time jobs. I average about 4 hours of sleep daily.
Up at 1130P work from 12-830A
Day Job starts at 10A work til 6P
Get home square things away and maybe eat and catch a couple YouTube videos then rinse and repeat.
This Quarantine has really got me reconsidering the importance of having two gigs as opposed to my health.
One full time job, one side hustle. About 4 hours of sleep per night for the past 10 years or so.
Hope you're closing in on an end goal cause that just can't be healthy