Carve out at least seven hours for sleep; eight is better. Set sleep and wake times, and stay close to them on weekends (sleeping in can be as hard on your body as jet lag, which is known as social jet lag). And stick to regular mealtimes. “A schedule releases cues telling your body when it’s time to get sleepy.”
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