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Why did i knock out cold (sleeo) for 3 nights in a row and is this a sign or not and what does it say about my body?
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Various reasons: You may have been making up for previous nights when sleep was interrupted or only light; Your body might have been very tired of late; your body may have been fighting off an infection or could be recovering from a recent infection,etc.
Answered 11/20/2015
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