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6 cycles · 9 hours
How it works
bedtime = wake time − cycles × 90 min − time to fall asleepSleep runs in cycles of roughly 90 minutes, from light sleep to deep sleep and REM. Waking at the end of a cycle tends to feel easier than waking in deep sleep. Five or six cycles (7.5 or 9 hours) match the 7 or more hours adults are advised to get; four cycles (6 hours) is short. Cycle length varies from person to person, so treat these times as a starting point.
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Go to bed: wake time − cycles × 90 min − time to fall asleep
6:30 AM − 6 × 90 min − 15 min = 9:15 PM -
Good to know
- If you often feel unrested after enough sleep, or snore loudly, talk to a doctor; sleep apnea is common and treatable.
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