Everytime I bring it up, people just quickly shut me down. The problem is their definition of sleep deprivation is 5-6 hours a night.
Here I'm talking about 0-2 hours every night consistently from the age of 10 till the end of teenage years.
I remember once in a Junior High School, I felt so damn grateful for managing to get 4 hours of sleep the previous night. My sleep deprivation got worse and worse till Senior High School. God knows how much I slept. I admit that I might have taken a nap in the afternoon after school, but growth hormone is produced at night.
I wonder if there's a tall man who did so, then the theory that extreme sleep deprivation (0-2 hours a night) can significantly stunt growth would become debateable.
I guess it's not gonna be easy though to find such a man. In general it's very rare that someone could do what I did. I had an extreme hatred towards school and taste for nocturnality.
Is there any legit tall guy who slept 0-2 hours every night during childhood?
Quote from: Jim_dabarber on April 19, 2019, 04:05:31 AMLmao hgh does not necessarily only get released at night. The major period of HGH release occurs about an hour after you first fall asleep, night or day.
Who told you?
Still, I didn't even get 3 hours of sleep per night.
Quote from: Montenegrin on May 03, 2019, 02:51:42 PMHGH is being released all day and just the most in midnight
You just validated my fear.
Quote from: Ghostfish on May 03, 2019, 03:54:04 PMHi Wayne
First of all, there are not many legit tall guys in this forum. Plus, as you said, it would be very rare to find anyone who slept for only 0-2h for a long time during teenage. Even if you found such a man who is tall despite sleep deprivation, it doesn't change anything or help you. Even if you find that kind of person, it doesn't prove anything. Nobody knows whether that person could have grown taller if he slept more, right? It is pointless.
Just try to find a way to do CLL and do it and move on.
Yes, you are right. Even if I found such a man, he could have grown more. But I thought it's a start. We should start somewhere.
I think the best thing to do is to simply assume that I've lost 4" due to my past. So that I'd stop wondering.
Quote from: soitchi on May 29, 2019, 05:48:45 AMno wonder you flip-flop and contradict yourself all the time lol
https://www.uni-bonn.de/Press-releases/sleep-deprivation-leads-to-symptoms-of-schizophrenia
Except that my sleep deprivation occured 10-20 years ago, dumbass.
Quote from: soitchi on June 03, 2019, 12:18:00 AMSorry to hear that you couldn't get enough sleep @Bruce Wayne. Were you scared of the monsters under the bed?
No, but the ones in the school I had to meet every morning once I woke up from my sleep.
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