Andrew Huberman· PhD
consistency of sleep, meaning getting six hours every night is better than getting 10 one night, eight the next, five the next, four the next.
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consistency of sleep, meaning getting six hours every night is better than getting 10 one night, eight the next, five the next, four the next.
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if you're used to sleeping midnight to 8:00 a.m. and you're staying up dancing or partying till 4:00 a.m. and you say oh it's a weekend I can sleep until noon you may still get those eight hours but they're not restorative to the same extent as if you had slept at your regular time