RE: Sleep Deprivation & Fasting Experiment 02-19-2017, 08:26 PM
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(02-19-2017, 08:19 PM)Schlarman Wrote:(02-19-2017, 08:18 PM)Παράφρων Wrote:(02-19-2017, 08:14 PM)Schlarman Wrote: That is one way to put it, this guy is gonna get screwed up one way or another
Actually, a multitude of studies have shown that sleep deprivation very rarely causes any long-term, or short-term issues. The only recorded instances of people "changing" after a very long session of no sleep was when they abused stimulants such as amphetamines; psychosis, depression and so forth.
Sleep deprivation is dangerous if you have long-term insomnia, but if you are just doing it on purpose once in a while, it's extremely unlikely that you suffer any grave consequences.
Oh, well I meant like doing something like passing out at the wheel or something like that.
I absolutely agree. Though, I have enough common sense to not operate any heavy machinery, or go out and 'bout driving when this tired. Right now, I feel pretty good actually, which is odd since about 30 minutes ago I felt like dying. Might be the absurd amounts of caffeine I'm taking though...
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