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    1. 07-08-2008 08:31 AM #1
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      I'm not sure if this is all that bad.

      I'm not sure what the target age group here is, but I tend to have weird sleep hours during the summer after I'm done with school. I sleep from usually 3:30 am- 5am to around 12pm-2pm. What are the health risks of this?
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    2. 07-09-2008 09:42 AM #2
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      Your getting around 8 hours of sleep , so there shouldn't be any health risks. If there is than im screwed becuase thats how I sleep during school breaks.
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    3. 07-13-2008 02:15 AM #3
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      If you're not sleeping in a completely dark room you make less melatonin which may increase your risk of all kinds of cancer later in life. I've seen several correlational studies on it now (no real proof). Researchers looked at shift workers.
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    4. 07-13-2008 02:19 AM #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by ___ View Post
      I sleep from usually 3:30 am- 5am to around 12pm-2pm.
      I have the same sleep schedule as you...
      Last edited by Exhalent; 07-13-2008 at 02:20 AM. Reason: forgot quote
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    5. 07-13-2008 06:07 AM #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by AlexLou View Post
      If you're not sleeping in a completely dark room you make less melatonin which may increase your risk of all kinds of cancer later in life. .
      Oh Shit............................


      Oh well... its always something that causes cancer.
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    6. 07-13-2008 06:43 AM #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by Halocuber View Post
      Oh well... its always something that causes cancer.
      Smoking and obesity mostly actually. If you can knock those two out then you're doing pretty good, and why not have some fun?
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    7. 07-15-2008 05:55 PM #7
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      Strange sleepingish

      I only sleep 2 hours during the school year, and in the summer I'm lucky if I can fall asleep at all....
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