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I fall asleep around noon and wake up at 8 pm, how to fix my sleep schedule?
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Sleep phase disorder: Advance your bedtime by 2 hours every couple of days until you reach your goal bedtime. So go to bed at 2 pm then 4 pm, etc. Until 10 pm bedtime, for example.
Answered 10/3/2017
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