Long Sleep - Revision history

Marcin at 19:24, 18 May 2018

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	Makes me wonder if there’s some evolutionary purpose to this. Every tribe in prehistory had its shaman or seer, maybe they were long sleepers.'' - from		Makes me wonder if there’s some evolutionary purpose to this. Every tribe in prehistory had its shaman or seer, maybe they were long sleepers.'' - from
	https://www.sleepassociation.org/sleep-disorders/more-sleep-disorders/long-sleeping/		https://www.sleepassociation.org/sleep-disorders/more-sleep-disorders/long-sleeping/
			*Same site has a person sleep for 72 hours from time to time.

Marcin at 19:09, 18 May 2018

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	*7-9 hours is considered the normal normal, and there are indications that this could be 6-10		*7-9 hours is considered the normal normal, and there are indications that this could be 6-10
	*14+ hours is hypersomnia		*14+ hours is hypersomnia
	*10.5 hours is normal for this ~~guy~~, whose sleep test showed no.abnormalities: ''Kate says		*10.5 hours is normal for this person, whose sleep test showed no abnormalities: ''Kate says

	October 19, 2017 at 12:03 pm		October 19, 2017 at 12:03 pm
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	A lot of what commenters describe here sounds like hypersomnia or narcolepsy, not long sleep. Long sleep as the article says is normal sleep that just lasts longer than normal, 10-12 hours. If you sleep much more than that every day (like 14+ hours) and it’s not just to make up for missed sleep, then that is probably hypersomnia which is a more serious condition. I’m a long sleeper but my sleep study was normal other than the length, I just need 10.5 hours a night to feel good.		A lot of what commenters describe here sounds like hypersomnia or narcolepsy, not long sleep. Long sleep as the article says is normal sleep that just lasts longer than normal, 10-12 hours. If you sleep much more than that every day (like 14+ hours) and it’s not just to make up for missed sleep, then that is probably hypersomnia which is a more serious condition. I’m a long sleeper but my sleep study was normal other than the length, I just need 10.5 hours a night to feel good.
	The association with intense, complex and vivid dreams is interesting though, I relate to everyone here on that! I’m a writer and if it weren’t for my dreams I’d be unable to write. I also have precognition and recurring “dream series” that are often much more vivid and interesting than tv series. I wish I could broadcast them onto a screen, I’d be wealthy!		The association with intense, complex and vivid dreams is interesting though, I relate to everyone here on that! I’m a writer and if it weren’t for my dreams I’d be unable to write. I also have precognition and recurring “dream series” that are often much more vivid and interesting than tv series. I wish I could broadcast them onto a screen, I’d be wealthy!
	Makes me wonder if there’s some evolutionary purpose to this. Every tribe in prehistory had its shaman or seer, maybe they were long sleepers.		Makes me wonder if there’s some evolutionary purpose to this. Every tribe in prehistory had its shaman or seer, maybe they were long sleepers.'' - from
			https://www.sleepassociation.org/sleep-disorders/more-sleep-disorders/long-sleeping/

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*7-9 hours is considered the normal normal, and there are indications that this could be 6-10
*14+ hours is hypersomnia
*10.5 hours is normal for this guy, whose sleep test showed no.abnormalities: ''Kate says

October 19, 2017 at 12:03 pm

A lot of what commenters describe here sounds like hypersomnia or narcolepsy, not long sleep. Long sleep as the article says is normal sleep that just lasts longer than normal, 10-12 hours. If you sleep much more than that *every day* (like 14+ hours) and it’s not just to make up for missed sleep, then that is probably hypersomnia which is a more serious condition. I’m a long sleeper but my sleep study was normal other than the length, I just need 10.5 hours a night to feel good.
The association with intense, complex and vivid dreams is interesting though, I relate to everyone here on that! I’m a writer and if it weren’t for my dreams I’d be unable to write. I also have precognition and recurring “dream series” that are often much more vivid and interesting than tv series. I wish I could broadcast them onto a screen, I’d be wealthy!
Makes me wonder if there’s some evolutionary purpose to this. Every tribe in prehistory had its shaman or seer, maybe they were long sleepers.

Long Sleep - Revision history

Marcin at 19:24, 18 May 2018

Marcin at 19:09, 18 May 2018

Marcin: Created page with "*7-9 hours is considered the normal normal, and there are indications that this could be 6-10 *14+ hours is hypersomnia *10.5 hours is normal for this guy, whose sleep test sh..."

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