Thread: My Pohyphasic Sleep Experience

I think pohyphasic sleep would work great for LDing it'd be like doing multipule WBTB's all day, I'm wondering how you wake up exactly 30 minutes later doesn't it take people at least 15 minute to fall asleep?

I hope to try this one day but I don't think it would work with a job I plan to have, that you work 8 hours a day.

Originally Posted by LucidDreamGod

I think pohyphasic sleep would work great for LDing it'd be like doing multipule WBTB's all day, I'm wondering how you wake up exactly 30 minutes later doesn't it take people at least 15 minute to fall asleep?

I hope to try this one day but I don't think it would work with a job I plan to have, that you work 8 hours a day.
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I am very interested in polyphasic sleep, though school + the fact that I am not done growing stops me from trying it (i'll do it in college if I can). Anywyas, once you get used to the schedule, from what I've read, you don't have trouble falling asleep because your body is on a perfect schedule, and knows it must fall asleep.

Also, Good luck Richter, hope it works, though I get a feeling that missing nap between 10 and 3:30 may cause problems do to the fact your schedule is a bit irregular (not exactly every 4 hours), but maybe it won't, hope you good LDs