07-04-2017 12:08
07-04-2017 12:08
Hi all,
I will preface this by saying I wear a Charge 2!
I have recently noticed that I get pretty low amounts of deep sleep on a regular night (anywhere from 9-15%). I am not sure why this is the case, but somehow I get much higher amounts of deep sleep after a night out drinking. For instance, 28% deep sleep versus my normal 12%. Why could this be the case? I thought your sleep was worse after drinking, so I'm very confused why my sleep tracking says I'm getting much more deep sleep!
Also, does anyone have any idea what could cause such low deep sleep in the first place? Could it be due to medications?
Thanks,
caroline
07-04-2017 13:43
07-04-2017 13:43
The average deep sleep is a minimal amount of your overall sleep in the night. I find after taking medications sometimes I have a crazy amount of deep sleep waaaay more than normal. Anything can affect your sleep patterns from exercise to medications (including drinking.) that's definitely completely normal 🙂
07-04-2017 13:58
07-04-2017 13:58
Last i checked, alcohol is a drug, and yes it affects sleep.
07-04-2017 14:23
07-04-2017 14:23
07-04-2017 14:37
07-04-2017 14:37
Alcohol makes you fall into a very deep sleep and the deep sleep will be longer than normal. You kinda "pass out" in a sense from drinking and stay in a deep sleep until you sober up.
01-28-2018 01:18
01-28-2018 01:18
Question is to what extent the drinking affects the positive sides of deep sleep. I guess there is a reason why sleep researchers who struggle to find ways of increasing your deep sleep haven't told you to start drinking.
01-28-2018 08:50