Re:Study disproves the theory that light alcohol consumption...
by Arnt on Monday April 11, 2022 @05:15AM
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I had sleep problems a while ago, and have another perspective.
I don't want to say that alcohol works against sleep problems, because in my experience it generally doesn't. Just like I don't want to say that food does — eating when not hungry is bad. But still, when I couldn't sleep you might find me in the kitchen with a bottle of bock beer, or I might have a glass of milk and a banana. Both of those gave a decent chance of sleep, if I didn't repeat them too often. Better, somehow more realistic sleep than my pills.
Alcohol may result in below-average sleep, but depending on where you are, reaching a below-average status may be good or bad, see?
Re:Study disproves the theory that light alcohol consumption...
by mountainriver on Tuesday April 12, 2022 @01:18PM
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fair enough! there are times when it probably is the best option
Re:Study disproves the theory that light alcohol consumption...
by jhasse on Sunday April 10, 2022 @05:46PM
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Not so sure about that causation. There's nothing helping me more to sleep than being healthy.
Re:Study disproves the theory that light alcohol consumption...
by treeman79 on Sunday April 10, 2022 @06:04PM
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It’s a cycle. Lose one. You’ll lose the other.
Re:Study disproves the theory that light alcohol consumption...
by sph on Monday April 11, 2022 @05:07AM
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I don't know. I've been feeling ill and sleeping lots, and when healthy sleeping 6h and waking up refreshed.
On the other hand, if you don't sleep as much as your body requires, it's a road to hell.
Re:Study disproves the theory that light alcohol consumption...
by hansvm on Sunday April 10, 2022 @06:43PM
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At an extreme, refraining from arsenic and salmonella is better for your health than sleep. I have a hard time believing there's nothing reasonable in between that's also better than sleep.
Nothing is better for your health than sleep.