JMM-PAC
06-12-2009, 08:23 AM
Yo dudes, i have a problem. I keep getting up really early in the morning everyday, but yet i've only had 3-4 hours sleep max. i got to bed a late as possible and then wake up around 8:30 am, i still feel tired but cant get back to sleep.
i get up have breakfast stay up for a bit then i got back to bed all day. but why is my body getting up so early when i going to bed real late??? it happens every damn day!
help any1????????
Dem Eyes
06-12-2009, 08:23 AM
Happening to me lately too.
Are you really thirsty when you wake up?
JMM-PAC
06-12-2009, 08:30 AM
Happening to me lately too.
Are you really thirsty when you wake up?
yeah i always need a drink dude! so u havin the same problem???
you sig is so damn funny! buncey's hair is ****ing horrible! lol
-PedoBear-
06-12-2009, 08:47 AM
take some benadryl before you go to bed and drink a tall glass of water......
seriously, benadryl is completely non addictive and does not harm you whatsoever... and the water will help you stay hydrated through the night....
works like charm!
I can't sleep at all. I lay in bed for 7 hours and get up. I'm dying over here.
Squabbles94806
06-12-2009, 09:57 AM
Maan, i don't even wanna talk about my sleeping patterns. It's so outta whack. I sleep late, i wake up early and i get up in the middle of the night. On the weekends is when i catch up on sleep. But you know what they say, once you lose sleep it's gone forever.
I wish that i slept like a regular person. My eyes are always heavy, my body's fine, but my eyes are like fcukin truck driver's eyes.
Alexandros
06-12-2009, 10:03 AM
i have that same problem for years now, i dunno how to solution it, i got some sleeping pills but its has no epektos. :(
#1Assassin
06-12-2009, 10:45 AM
i aint got no problem like that.. i just done turned the day around since i graduated. cant go to sleep before 4-5am and wake up 2pm as earliest.
dont really matter now but it might cause problems when i get back in the gym next week. if not its no doubt gon be rough once i get a job.
i know i should just set the alarm, but **** that ****. ive been settin alarms all ****ing year i dont wanna do that **** no more.
Kinetic Linking
06-12-2009, 02:11 PM
nourishment is more important to your body than sleep. If your diet/hydration isn't adequate you'll find yourself having trouble sleeping normally, though it could result in both undersleeping and/or oversleeping. If you wake up thirsty, well, that should be a clue lol.
Journeyman
06-13-2009, 01:00 AM
i have the opposite problem...i love to sleep and sleep too well. cant seem to function throughout the day unless i get atleast 7-8 hours, especially if i was training the day/night before. but i know some people who cant get adequate sleep. i say look at what your eating at night...if i goto sleep full, sometimes i can wake up earlier...but if im hungry when i goto sleep i tend to wake up out of sheer hunger...