what is the cause of day time of being felt to have asleep? i am at 30th plus, and i fell healthy in all exce?
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You might be not getting a good sleep at night or you have a boring job.
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it seems like worrying about sleep has become your biggest worry.  A very vicious cycle.  Try to give yourself a few days when it doesn't matter.
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You might have your sleeping times screwed up. I do mornings better if I get to bed by 10:00, then I get sleepy again the next night around the same time.
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That really depends what you have been doing lately.  Were you like this before?  Sometimes ppl get tired just because they've been exhausted in the past few weeks with work or stress related matter.  Others can be tired all they long because they don't get enough sleep or they sleep too late at night.  The best time to sleep and get energized is around 10, which is quite impossible in the world we live in.  Proper exercise, having a well balanced diet will help.  Sleeping early and doing deep breathing exercise works for me. \n\ngood luck
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If you are tired, go to bed. If you are not stay awake. Only you can awnser that question. Are you preoccupied with stuff? do you feel anxious?    I am awake because i like night....i dont know why i just do
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I guess it's because of your bioclock. You're just used to sleeping in. You will feel drowsy only for a few days once you start getting up early. After that, it'll become routine.
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U may just be a slower moving laid back person. I do know depression and anxiety use alot of energy cause your mind is really doing extra work.I take a b12 shot each month and the B complex vitamin with a meal. this helps some and a good 20 min walk each day will energise you.but dont do alot of excercise at bedtime. that will keep u awake. you might also get your blood checked for anemia
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you aren't getting the nutrition you need. Start off with a big breakfast and some exercise, and you will feel better throughout the day. Or maybe you are not getting enough sleep at night. It could be many different things. Take a look at you habits lately, and see what the problem might be. I don't know you and your life so it is hard to say...
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sounds like your mitochondrial system in your cells are a little over-loaded with blood sugar, try restricting carbohydrates and refined sugar, especially after sundown as this will keep you up at night.. Carbs are pasta, rice, bread and other starchy stuff, try more vedgetables and alkaline fruits, fresh food is also better than packaged.\n\neat in moderation and snack more if you are hungry a lot but reduce the meal size. Try to inclease the vitamin value of your food and read the labels of the food you do eat to better understand the ingredients that may be keeping you up. Cafein in soda tea or coffee could be keeping you up and tired, try reducing these drinks to 1-2 a day if you can.\non sleeping, the brain averages its sleep cycles in 90 minute periods for most of us although it is a little different for every one. try sleeping 7.5, 6 or 9 hours at a time the period needs to be divisable by 90 minutes.\n  Lastly try running, jogging or walking an hour or two every other day, amazing what exersize can do to regulate sleep and make you tired. I take a hot bath or shower after exersizing and I sleep like a baby.\n  Oh and stay away from sleep aides with the exception of a triptifan mouth spray, it is natural and has a great taste and you will not feel groggy in the A.m.\ngood luck!\n\noh a guy came to me once and he repeated over and over " I am a teepee I am a wigwam, I am a teepee I am a wigwam" I said "hey man you are just too tents!" (joking) tension and stress will keep you awake too, reduce stresses at home work and school when you can, yoga, thaichi (sp.?) and pilaties can help with stress too. have fun joke aroud more and ditch anyone in your life who is depressing, find people who are fun and uplifting.
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You may feel sleepy due to following reasons:\n1. Lack of sleep at yesterday night - resolve it by finding out the sufficient time what you need for your sleep\n2. Lack of interst with your activity:\n  Resolve it by understaing the importance and how impactive that event is for ur life\n3. Reading/Studying for long Hrs:\n  You should always take break while studying for long period. If you don't have time then do shake any of ur body part frequently. Since, if you are sitting at same position 4 long time then ur brain stop getting required O2 and you can realize it via yawn. So do take little walk, go for water, chat with ur friendz then come and carry on ur activity\n4. Due to body condition:- Consuly a good doctor
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I sleep about 7 hours a night.  I do not take naps either.  I am 29
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i read a study on this they say that once you hit adolescence your sleeping habits change also... i mean I'm in my early 20's i do the same as you....i stay up late no matter how tired i happen to be that day and my body wants to sleep late although my job doesn't allow that haha.... do a search on wed md they may have some info that you could find useful
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if you go sleep at 9 pm, and wake up at 6 am, you are getting 9 hours of sleep, which is plenty. If you are still feeling tired, think about why. Are you eating healthy food? enough iron? enough excercise?
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Hi, M.\nLots of reasons; stress, an insufficient amount of exercise during the day, napping during the day, travel, and all of the things that wake us up in the night anyhow so that we can't get back to sleep.\nAnd, as I recall you're not in a relationship right now...\n\nSorry I couldn't get this answer to you before the stupid ones got there first.
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Yeah, I've just always had trouble sleeping, and seem to function a lot better at night.  It's not like I hate the sun, or anything, but when I'm not distracted by everything else going on, I feel a lot more relaxed and focused.  In fact, I should be doing my homework at the moment...oops.  Little too relaxed. :)
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It is because of the less energy in your body . You might be doing hard work during the day and wouldn,t be having sufficient diet and exericise according to your age .
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It could be that your cortisol levels are elevated. Chronic elevation of the stress hormone cortisol has been shown to disrupt normal sleeping patterns.  Make sure to excercise early in the day and listen to calming music before bedtime. Meditation can help.