• @[email protected]
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    631 year ago

    Swap coffee and energy drinks. Energy drinks are def the most braindead of the bunch—I know, I used to buy them.

    Also where is the “100mg adderall” option?

    • Cait
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      -71 year ago

      Considering most people consume coffee, I think you should reconsider

      • @RobertOwnageJunior
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        101 year ago

        But Energy drinks are way worse. They’re basically only sugar (at least most of the big ones).

        • @[email protected]
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          11 year ago

          I like my C4’s for pre-workout, but they’ve got some kind of artificial sweetener I’m assuming

          • @Moc
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            11 year ago

            I really did try to use pre workout powder and I hated it because it’s too sweet at that time of the morning.

            Cup of black coffee is the best pre workout. If you really want some energy, smash a banana too.

      • @Sigh_Bafanada
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        11 year ago

        It’s a weird one, cause coffee is the most default, but energy drinks are more braindead

    • @Cheems
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      351 year ago

      I get 8 hours of sleep almost every night. I can tell you I don’t feel well rested any day

        • @[email protected]
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          151 year ago

          Consistency and quality of sleep are also important factors, but so is your diet and the times you eat.

          Feeling well rested after a night of sleep requires much more than “8 hours sleep”.

          • newIdentity
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            21 year ago

            I sometimes have the feeling that I’m only getting REM sleep.

            Of cause that can’t be true, but I don’t think it’s thaaaat far off.

            • kase
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              21 year ago

              Just curious, what makes you think you’re only getting REM?

              Speaking as someone dxed with narcolepsy, a sleep disorder where you get a disproportionate amount of REM. There are a lot of conditions–sleep disorders and otherwise–that can cause excessive sleeping and daytime fatigue.

              Not to say that it isn’t sometimes just a matter of sleep habits or consistency, but my advice is that it can’t hurt to speak with a doctor about your symptoms if you have the chance. :)

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                Well it can also be the case that I just have a very good dream memory, but I noticed that I can relatively easaly drift into a dream while being aware of my environment even when I was fully awake before. Not always though.

                I also can remember having 4-10 dreams in a night. Of cause we don’t only dream in the REM sleep so it’s kinda hard to keep track of how much I actually sleep.

                I probably just have a pretty good dream memory and have a very light sleep

        • @Cheems
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          11 year ago

          Depends, I have allergies and during peak allergy times for me I usually get very congested. So during the yes, I found something this season that help clear my sinuses really well and ended up getting some pretty good sleep. And then other factors of course, such as if I’ve drank or yadda yadda

    • @expatriado
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      221 year ago

      make it dark chocolate if you’re looking for dark energy. checkmate physicist

      • @nodimetotieOP
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        41 year ago

        Ok, now you gonna tell me that dark chocolate is made of dark matter?

  • Dr. Coomer
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    231 year ago

    I’m starting to think it’s physically impossible to get enough sleep to where your not tired when you wake up.

    • @monotiller
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      I have a sleep tracker and it keeps saying, “girl, you’re the best at sleeping, getting the 8 hours, getting the REM, going to bed and waking up at consistent times, blood oxygen maybe a little lower than usual but if there was a sleep competition you’d easily be top 100!”

      But yet I still feel like death in the morning

  • @FrostKing
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    231 year ago

    Can’t tell you the amount of times someone has acted astonished when I tell them I drink coffee because I genuinely like it—i just drink it in the morning because if I drank it later it’d keep me awake.

    A lot of people drink it purely to stay awake and I do not get that. Get some caffeine pills or something.

    • Ann Archy
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      81 year ago

      I don’t take pills unless I get them from a vetted dealer.

      • @FrostKing
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        11 year ago

        I have drank it in the past, but there’s multiple other people who drink coffee in the house and I’m rarely the one to buy it. I also find that when I have to ability to drink coffee as much as I want throughout the day, I drink a lot of creamer and end up dehydrated XD

    • @nodimetotieOP
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      51 year ago

      Maybe they drink shitty coffee? A good coffee tastes great

    • @Toldry
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      21 year ago

      There are disadvantages to caffeine pills:

      1. it’s a pill and feels more medical and unnatural than drinking a bean soup
      2. it’s easy to accidentally overdose and cause serious damage to yourself
    • ℛ𝒶𝓋ℯ𝓃
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      161 year ago

      Dark chocolate has some caffeine, but if you’re used to coffee don’t expect it to do much. 90% at least if you want any effect. I just enjoy it for the cocoa, never really notice the caffeine bc I’m used to a big rush from coffee.

    • @nodimetotieOP
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      61 year ago

      But maybe not 90%, it’s super bitter

      • @[email protected]
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        41 year ago

        I mean it’s not milk chocolate, but it’s tasty enough on its own. Really good if eaten with a cup of coffee.

        It’s not like as bitter as the “Baker’s Chocolate” that you found in your aunt’s cupboard.

  • @[email protected]
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    181 year ago

    There aren’t enough hours of sleep for me to go to uni for 8 hours, then go to work for 8 hours and not feel like a mess.

  • Norgur
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    151 year ago

    Number 4 is unfair. It’s not for lack of trying…

  • @[email protected]
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    I see teenagers drinking energy drinks and I’m always thinking marketing really works on teenagers. Because those are the only people drinking that shit and they are also trying to appear “cool”. So easy targets for marketing.

    • @CheesyFox
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      41 year ago

      I always drunk energy drinks bc of their unique taste that I liked at the moment. Never seen ads that were saying “energy drinks are cool” tho.

      • Flying SquidM
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        101 year ago

        You never see ads saying “beer is cool” either. They just imply it heavily. Same with energy drinks.

        • @droans
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          21 year ago

          In the US, that’s actually because of semi-voluntary regulations. In the EU and other areas, it’s less voluntary.

          They can’t claim or imply that drinking will help improve your social status or sexual success. They also can’t claim or imply that it’ll help you relax or that the alcohol is a positive quality.

          Basically, they’re not allowed to show someone drinking and looking like they’re having a good time… But they’re allowed to show one or the other.

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        I used to order caffeine free Bang, then I realized my gut was doing backflips because of the sweetener.

    • @Holyginz
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      11 year ago

      I prefer a sugar free red bull to wake up first thing in the morning instead of coffee and I haven’t been a teenager for over a decade. It works better for me and tastes better. Its all just preference.

    • @LukeMedia
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      161 year ago

      Oversleeping can cause fatigue as well

      • @[email protected]
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        31 year ago

        yeah but how do i get out of bed when it physically hurts to even think about moving my pinky finger in the morning? i have to sleep like 10 hours for that to go away.

        • @LukeMedia
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          11 year ago

          That sounds like another issue that I am unqualified to diagnose, you might want to speak to a qualified doctor about that.

      • @MindSkipperBro12
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        -41 year ago

        How about we stop pretending that “well rested” actually exist?

        • @LukeMedia
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          71 year ago

          It does exist, it’s just not the easiest thing to achieve, especially with what is expected of most people for work.

          • @HRDS_654
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            31 year ago

            It is also a constantly moving goalpost that our body never quite figures out. Some days 7 hours of sleep is fine, others you need 10, and your body is really bad at telling you which days need certain amounts of rest.

            • @LukeMedia
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              41 year ago

              In my experience, keeping a steady pattern both weekdays and weekends helps to that end. That’s easier said than done, though.

    • @Kage520
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      111 year ago

      Sleep apnea? Or possibly just too much sleep

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        i mean i doubt it since my diet is very varied and contains a lot of both meat and veggies, but i guess i might as well try it.

        • @[email protected]
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          11 year ago

          Maybe schedule an annual checkup and have them do some bloodwork. You never know but it helps to catch things sooner

          • @[email protected]
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            11 year ago

            have had bloodwork and basic heart/breath check done as part of another investigation and i’m like exactly in the middle of the range of healthy values.

              • @[email protected]
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                i guess i’ll have to try forcing myself to do that, problem is that it takes me hours for the bone-deep lethargy to bleed away, and before that i can only just about haul myself into my computer chair

                • @[email protected]
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                  11 year ago

                  Yea i know that feeling its tough to push past forsure, if i ever find a way past that ill let you know lol

  • Ann Archy
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    There is another way, but it’s a pathway to abilities some consider to be unnatural…

    • @WereCat
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      21 year ago

      Are you a sniff lord?

  • newIdentity
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    I get enough sleep. I still feel sleepy all the time

    I should go see a doctor, but naaah

    • HubertManne
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      Im that way. I had a worker say I was like a lion. I can be intense and active for quite a few hours but I can only keep it up so long and then I lose it and its all fatigue.

    • @nodimetotieOP
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      Strictly speaking, it’s not just about the time but also about the quality of sleep, so gotta get that right, too

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    This is mostly accurate. (Except for the fact that coffee and energy drinks need to be switched.) I only need to drink coffee in the morning if I can’t sleep properly. On a regular day, I only drink some in the afternoon, and thats too only because I just like drinking coffee.

    • @nodimetotieOP
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      21 year ago

      I contemplated the order a little but then decided to focus on the punchline