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Old 10-14-2015, 08:52 AM #11
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Alma,

Ditto for me. It takes around 24 hours to find out if I over did something. Don't understand the delayed reaction but it is definetly delayed.

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Yes, I have read that before the industrial revolution people would sleep when it got dark for about 4 hours then get up for an hour or so, maybe have some food and then have a 'second sleep'. Sleeping for 8 hours straight didn't appear to happen. Here's some info https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Segmented_sleep

I wonder whether concussion resets the brain to it's earlier setting?

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... Before modern light pollution, apparently many people would wake for a couple hours in the middle of the night, experiencing a strange calm/alertness, which some have described as an altered state of consciousness.
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Symptoms overcome: Nausea, head pressure, debilitating fatigue, jelly legs, raised pulse rate, night sweats, restlessness, depersonalisation, anxiety, neck ache, depression.
Symptoms left: Disturbed sleep, some residual tinnitus.
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