Hey, Your biological clock controls a great deal of how you function. Mental alertness, hunger, stress, mood, heart function, and even immunity are also influenced by the body's daily rhythms. By synchronizing your biological clock with your daily schedule, you can make the most of your day and feel more accomplished and motivated. Here are some tips for establishing a more productive daily schedule: Establish a sleep schedule, Give it some time, Pay attention to your energy levels. If you tend to feel more mentally alert in the mornings, try to schedule cognitively demanding activities during that time. Changing your daily schedule to better match your daily rhythms can take some time, but it can ultimately lead to greater productivity and improved motivation.

Hlw, it's  seems like u r suffering  from anxiety and mild stress.,As u hav changed ur normal routine and gone against bio clock that body need of sleeping at night.. U hav changed that rhymth of body due to which u are facing all such issues. U need proper counselling session,so that u can come to a result.

Hello it looks like you are too stressed, it is not a good idea to go against our biological clock as it can cause a lot of health related issues.

Hello there! Being a student and trying to balance several other things along with the course load can be extremely tough. Since you prefer studying at night and catching up on your sleep during the day, this might be affecting your mind and body to a certain degree. Not because this is wrong- being an early bird or a night owl does not define your productivity or mental capacity. This can simply be because your body is used to resting during night hours and the reverse schedule is making it difficult for the body to adapt. This will go away with a little more time, as the body slowly starts to adjust to your new routine. Now, this doesn’t mean that you need to wait it out for your body to get settled. Along with time, a set routine or schedule will also help you adjust more healthily to your new routine. If you prefer sleeping during the day, then set a time to sleep and wake up, and follow that religiously everyday. Set a schedule for your entire day where you follow meal hours, sleeping hours, study hours as well as exercising hours. If your body is used to exercise and activity, set a time during the day to exercise as well. You could set a time for exercising after waking up during the day, post exercise you can have a small meal and then start your studies. A relatively rigid schedule should help your body adjust more quickly and help you feel less tired. But don’t tie all of your hours up in some form or work or activity. Leave a few hours here and there open for things that you wish you do should the whim aruse. Things like reading, watching TV, painting, etc.; activities you don’t normally engage in. This will help our body and mind stay more flexible and not fall into a strict pattern which might get difficult to break if you change a few items on your schedule. Sleeping properly and for at least 6-8 hours is necessary, so make sure you are getting proper sleep everyday. Other than that you need to ensure your concentration doesn’t break often as this might make your brain more used to distraction, causing you to find it more and more difficult to focus on your studies or other activities. Along with a proper sleep pattern and solid, healthy meals throughout the day, improving your concentration is also a necessity as a student. While good sleep and regular exercise are incredibly important for improving concentration, there are a few steps you can take to enhance it further and ensure its lack does not compromise with your study. Try to avoid distractions like phones, or games. If you need your phone for school work and information gathering, try to set a limit on apps that are unnecessary to your study process. Take frequent breaks between your studies, so that you don’t feel too exhausted. Take a 5-10 minute break for each hour you study, to feel more energetic. Try meditation. This will help you not only improve your concentration, but also your sleep. Listening to music can also help you feel more refreshed and hone your focus more. Spend some time with nature. If possible go for a short walk or head out to your garden and spend some time among the plants. This instantly relaxes a person and helps with the focus. You can also make a game out of this by closing your eyes and trying to listen for the sounds around you and naming them. This increases focus and works to develop your concentration further.

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Hi, it looks like you are stressed about something. You can consult a psychologist who will identify what is causing disturbed sleep cycle based on your situation and lifestyle. Don’t worry too much consult a psychologist and Counseling sessions will help you.

Dear human, thank you for sharing and reaching out. You’ve taken the first step in resolving your concern and I appreciate your decision to reach out for help. It must be very difficult to manage studies and also sleeping at the right moment and have a peaceful sleep. disturbed sleep can have many adverse health consequences, including fatigue, decreased cognitive focus, and altered mood, Luckily, there are things you can do to improve sleep hygiene and reset your internal clock: Practice relaxation Skip naps Get daily exercise Avoid noise Eat early Stick to your schedule Avoid eating or exercising too close to bedtime. Avoid exposure to light before you want to sleep. Adjust your bedtime, but be patient. You can always try these steps and if they still don’t help you personally, consulting a professional will definitely help. You can book an appointment with us and talk to us freely without any fear of judgment. Hope to see you soon, take care.

Hello there! It's never healthy to go against the nature. For sometime one can manage to alter the sleep cycle but eventually it takes a toll on the physical as well as mental well being. You can extend your study hours in the night but make sure 6-7 hours of sleep in the night is required for a healthy functional body.