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Would there be any problem if i study at night and sleep during the day?
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Maybe: As long as you are consistently getting enough sleep it may be ok in the short run. But, our bodies get messages from the daylight and dark as to when to sleep and not sleep so you may find some decrease in mental and physical capacity. You may get more information from a sleep specialist...
Answered 3/21/2015
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