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user104658 24-04-2020 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10830363)
Not getting enough sleep is not conductive to good mental health, any mental health professional will tell you that routine, sleep, exercise, fresh air are the foundations of improving mental health



There are numerous studies that indicate working night shifts can affect your physical and mental well being



https://www.psych.ox.ac.uk/news/how-...hysical-health

It's working shift patterns that's the problem though; a lot of people who work nights (like nurses) flip back and forward between day and night shifts and that absolutely wrecks your sleep rhythm. It's consistency that matters more than anything else.

In terms of what LT mentioned, SOME people are significantly affected by not getting enough "daytime hours" but 1) it's not everyone and 2) in countries like the UK it's not all that relevant as in summer you'll get plenty of daytime hours even if you get up mid-afternoon, whereas in winter you're going to be awake in the dark a lot either way. In fact waking later in winter is theoretically better for you, because waking up during daylight is the most important part, it's dragging yourself out of bed while it's still pitch dark outside that causes things like seasonal affective disorder (instinctually your body thinks it's the middle of the night and wants to go back to sleep).

caprimint 24-04-2020 01:02 PM

Yeah, it's really debatable as to what works for each individual person. I adjust to any sleeping pattern pretty well but then I've known others who don't

In summer I know that I'm miserable as **** if I have to be up 'normal' hours in the day because it's hot/sunny for the majority of the time

Marsh. 24-04-2020 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Jigs (Post 10830354)
Wrong. An inconsistent sleeping pattern is bad for the body but if you're used to sleeping at those times there's literally no additional detriment to mental health if you go to bed at 7am and wake up at 2pm than there is if you go to bed at 10pm and wake up at 7am...

Tbf, he didn't mention mental health. He was talking about the bodies internal clock. It does get ****ed up if sleep in the day, stay up at night over a long period. People who work nights suffer physically over a period of time.

Vanessa 24-04-2020 01:16 PM

I've just had the most amazing dream. It's like I was in a science fiction movie. It was full of weird creatures and a little bit scary, but also exciting.
I didn't want to wake up :joker:

sleleen 24-04-2020 01:21 PM

Dunno why everyone’s finding Reece’s weird? Majority of people are around that now

Nicky91 24-04-2020 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 10830411)
Tbf, he didn't mention mental health. He was talking about the bodies internal clock. It does get ****ed up if sleep in the day, stay up at night over a long period. People who work nights suffer physically over a period of time.

everyone can decide for themselves when to sleep though

Cherie 24-04-2020 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by sleleen (Post 10830427)
Dunno why everyone’s finding Reece’s weird? Majority of people are around that now

No body said that at all, stop trying to create drama where there isn’t, we are talking in general based on Reece’s post

Cherie 24-04-2020 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Jigs (Post 10830366)
Sleeping throughout the morning =/= not getting enough sleep. 7am-2pm is still 7 solid hours of sleep. Not to mention, 7-2 every day sounds like a routine to me. It also doesn't prevent you from doing exercise or getting fresh air.

The article you linked was interesting. But, working night shifts increases your risk of diabetes, heart disease and cancer? This sounds strikingly similar to the ridiculous over-exaggeration that being on your phone too much causes cancer :laugh:

down to poor diet, nothing is open so you take your own, and its easy to get into the habit of taking a ready meal full of salt and sugar every night I suppose

Beso 24-04-2020 05:01 PM

Mines is lockdown during lockdown.

Marsh. 24-04-2020 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Nicky91 (Post 10830429)
everyone can decide for themselves when to sleep though

Nicky love, in the nicest possible way, shush.

Beso 24-04-2020 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 10830577)
Nicky love, in the nicest possible way, shush.

How dare you. :nono:


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