Originally posted by: ScoobMaster
Originally posted by: Tiles2Tech
It sounds like you are fine on the amount you are getting. Are you loading yourself on caffeine during the day?
I used to get by with 6 or so hours when I was in my 20s. Now, in my late-30s, I need 8 hours a night to properly function.
Tiles:
I am an admitted "coffee-addict", but that has only happened in the last 8 years (I am 33) - my sleep patterns were established long before (when I thought coffee tasted like "liquid ash-tray" )
Perhaps in a few years when the dreaded 40s approach, my body will tell me that more sleep will be necessary.
Originally posted by: Scouzer
5-7 hours weekdays.
11-15 hours weekends.
Always tired. It also seems I'm backwards from you people, on weekdays I'm dead and can't function in the morning but I'm fine in the afternoon.
By evening I'm fine and never get to sleep until late.
Originally posted by: lilcam
about 7. ever sicne i moved in with the fiance i've been going to bed at 9 or 10 and waking up @ 6.
before i hit the sack @ 12 and wake up @ 7
Originally posted by: ScoobMaster
My co-workers (and my wife) are frequently amazed that I average 3.5 to 5 hours of sleep per night and function just fine. I usually get to sleep between 1-2:30am and get up at 6am to eat breakfast and get ready for work. Sometimes I will sleep over 7 hours (on weekends or my days off) but that often results in my feeling tired and "zombie-like" all day (especially if I woke up and then decided to roll over and go back to sleep because I didn't need to get up for work). I hear that "experts" say the 8 hour benchmark is crucial to good health, but My body seems to be tuned for much less.
How about all you ATOTers??? How many hours is your "optimal sleep time"?
O.K. - I just created a poll for this topic (I would have simply changed this thread into a poll, but it appears that I cannot do that or I am too lazy/ignorant to figure out how)
