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Tips on staying awake for longer periods of time&proper rest? (lemmy.ml)

submitted 1 year ago by Peruvia@lemmy.ml to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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Disclamer: I haven't slept in over a day and idk if what I write makes any sense, I will adjust it after I wake up. Sometimes I do dumb stuff and end up not sleeping, other times there simply isn't time to sleep/rest as needed(assignments and lack of planning ahead). Any advice on how to stay awake for longer periods of time(preferably functional/not in a zombie state, I'm looking for 1 and half day of not sleeping max) and your favourite way of recovering from these sleepless stretches of time(other than sleeping of course).

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[–] Terevos@lemm.ee 2 points 1 year ago

When I was studying a lot, I would just slowly eat saltine crackers. Most adults can't fall asleep while eating.

I had a very intense year of school one year and I gained some weight because of this method. Everything has a consequence.

If you're going to go without sleep, try a power nap here or there to help.