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So that half milligram dose in the evening, like five hours before your bedtime, that's the evening signal where your evening is hasn't even really started yet. You're giving your evening a little bit of boost. So that's so it's basically like jetlagging yourself where you're you're telling your body it's nighttime before it's actually nighttime.
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five you can take closer to bedtime. That's a little more of a sleepromoting dose where it's more of like a hey body, you idiot. If you didn't know it was night time already, I'm going to scream it in all capital letters for you and get your act together and and it'll boost that na whatever natural sleep drive you have um that isn't interfered with by insomnia, it'll it may boost it. So people who take that 3 to 5 milligrams within, you know, closer to bedtime, it can have that sleepromoting effect.