Here’s Why You Always Feel Sicker At Night | TIME

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Here’s Why You Always Feel Sicker At Night | TIME

[ianjcasul]

Mine is exact opposite I feel tired and sick every morning. Night time usually my energy goes back at night time.

[bitjules]

Instead I usually feel worse in the mornings, then as the day unfolds it gets better.

[Reniibooo]

I cannot breath properly at night while sleeping, when i wakeup i can breath properly.

[elite.mentality]

This is suck my work hours is grave yard shift