@LukeAlmighty i started to teach at school.. now i have to get up at 5:30, but i was used to go to sleep at 3am.. so i am still fighting with my biorhytms and only thanks to melatonine pills i am able to function..
in your case, it is slightly different.. still, it's about the circadian rhytm which is probably broken.. and it is heavily connected to the melatonine and blue light (daylight).. normally, at 1pm - no daylight - one should feel to sleep.. i also don't
@LukeAlmighty i started to teach at school.. now i have to get up at 5:30, but i was used to go to sleep at 3am.. so i am still fighting with my biorhytms and only thanks to melatonine pills i am able to function..
in your case, it is slightly different.. still, it's about the circadian rhytm which is probably broken.. and it is heavily connected to the melatonine and blue light (daylight).. normally, at 1pm - no daylight - one should feel to sleep.. i also don't