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	Uberman is the most widely known form of polyphasic sleep, with its appeal being the large amount of extra wake time it provides. For this reason, it is also one of the most widely attempted schedules by many first-time polyphasers. However, the adaptation success for this schedule is rare, with most attempts at the schedule ending in failure, since it does not meet the minimum sleep need for the ~~90%~~ of people.		Uberman is the most widely known form of polyphasic sleep, with its appeal being the large amount of extra wake time it provides. For this reason, it is also one of the most widely attempted schedules by many first-time polyphasers. However, the adaptation success for this schedule is rare, with most attempts at the schedule ending in failure, since it does not meet the minimum sleep need for the majority of people.

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	Uberman is the most widely known form of polyphasic sleep, with its appeal being the large amount of extra wake time it provides. For this reason, it is also one of the most widely attempted schedules by many first-time polyphasers. However, the adaptation success for this schedule is rare, with most attempts at the schedule ending in failure, since it does not meet the minimum sleep need for the 90+% of people.		Uberman is the most widely known form of polyphasic sleep, with its appeal being the large amount of extra wake time it provides. For this reason, it is also one of the most widely attempted schedules by many first-time polyphasers. However, the adaptation success for this schedule is rare, with most attempts at the schedule ending in failure, since it does not meet the minimum sleep need for the 90% of people.

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	Uberman is the most widely known form of polyphasic sleep, with its appeal being the large amount of extra wake time it provides. For this reason, it is also one of the most widely attempted schedules by many first-time polyphasers. However, the adaptation success for this schedule is rare, with most attempts at the schedule ending in failure, since it does not meet the minimum sleep need for the ~~majority~~ of people.		Uberman is the most widely known form of polyphasic sleep, with its appeal being the large amount of extra wake time it provides. For this reason, it is also one of the most widely attempted schedules by many first-time polyphasers. However, the adaptation success for this schedule is rare, with most attempts at the schedule ending in failure, since it does not meet the minimum sleep need for the 90+% of people.

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	~~Since [[wikipedia:Rapid_eye_movement_sleep~~\|~~REM]] and [[wikipedia:Slow-wave_sleep~~\|~~SWS]] cannot realistically be cut~~, ~~all (or at least as much as possible) of them must be accounted for by naps. The extremely low total sleep time means it~~ requires ~~intense~~ sleep compression, possibly reducing the cycle lengths to under 60 minutes. After adapting, falling asleep becomes very quick and the transition to REM or SWS would also be almost immediate, giving nearly negligible amounts of light sleep. This would allow up to about 1h50m of REM and SWS combined. Even so, this is still far below the combined requirements for most people, which ~~means REM and/or SWS have to be cut in order to maintain this schedule, which is considered unhealthy.~~		{{TNT\|Further\|Nap only#Mechanism}}
			Like other nap only schedules, Uberman requires extreme rigidity and sleep compression, which makes it one of the toughest sleep schedules.
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	Living on this schedule requires constant maintainence of a delicate balance between REM and SWS pressures. Throughout each waking block, REM and SWS pressures build up gradually to very high levels and drops to more withstandable levels during the course of ~~a nap, which would primarily contain the sleep type with higher pressure. Then, this reverses the ratio between REM and SWS pressures, so that~~ the ~~other~~ sleep ~~type dominates the following nap. It is also likely to experience mixed-stage naps that resemble mini-cycles, with both REM and SWS in the body’s effort to mitigate high sleep pressure.~~

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	~~Since maintaining the schedule involves such high levels of sleep pressure, circadian rhythm is much less important than on other~~ schedules ~~with peak-aligned sleeps, making it possible to have SWS-filled naps in REM peak hours and vice versa~~.

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	<ref name="pd">{{cite book \|last=Puredoxyk \|date=2013 \|title=Ubersleep: Nap-Based Sleep Schedules and the Polyphasic Lifestyle}}</ref>		<ref name="pd">{{cite book \|last=Puredoxyk \|date=2013 \|title=Ubersleep: Nap-Based Sleep Schedules and the Polyphasic Lifestyle}}</ref>
	<ref name="dp">{{cite web \|url=https://discord.com/channels/249219704655183876/249219704655183876/282064906373824514 \|last=DontPanic \|website=Polyphasic Sleeping Discord Server \|date=17 Feb 2017 \|access-date=2020-12-19}}</ref>		<ref name="dp">{{cite web \|url=https://discord.com/channels/249219704655183876/249219704655183876/282064906373824514 \|last=DontPanic \|title=Message \|website=Polyphasic Sleeping Discord Server \|date=17 Feb 2017 \|access-date=2020-12-19}}</ref>
	<ref name="aya">{{cite web \|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RG44dnwyM0 \|title=Giving up Polyphasic Sleep \|last=Hu \|first=Aya \|website=YouTube \|date=4 July 2010}}</ref>		<ref name="aya">{{cite web \|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RG44dnwyM0 \|title=Giving up Polyphasic Sleep \|last=Hu \|first=Aya \|website=YouTube \|date=4 July 2010}}</ref>
	<ref name="study">{{cite journal \|vauthors=Rak M, Kunath N, Breitenstein B, Pawlowski M, Steiger A, Dresler M \|date=2013 \|title=Endocrine and cognitive effects of a radically polyphasic sleep schedule \|journal=Pharmacopsychiatry \|volume=46 \|issue=6 \|doi=10.1055/s-0033-1353314}}</ref>		<ref name="study">{{cite journal \|vauthors=Rak M, Kunath N, Breitenstein B, Pawlowski M, Steiger A, Dresler M \|date=2013 \|title=Endocrine and cognitive effects of a radically polyphasic sleep schedule \|journal=Pharmacopsychiatry \|volume=46 \|issue=6 \|doi=10.1055/s-0033-1353314}}</ref>
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	The current iteration of the schedule is created and named Marie Staver ([[Special:MyLanguage/Puredoxyk\|Puredoxyk]]) and her buddy Psuke Briah in 1999, drawing inspiration from a [http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,774680,00.html TIME article] about [[Special:MyLanguage/Buckminster Fuller\|Buckminster Fuller]]’s [[Special:MyLanguage/Dymaxion\|Dymaxion]] sleep. It was first revealed in a [https://everything2.com/title/Uberman%2527s+Sleep+Schedule post] on everything2.com in 2000. It was further elaborated on in her book ''Ubersleep'' <ref name="~~Ubersleep~~"~~>Ubersleep: Nap-Based Sleep Schedules and the Polyphasic Lifestyle. PureDoxyk, 2013. <~~/~~ref~~>		The current iteration of the schedule is created and named Marie Staver ([[Special:MyLanguage/Puredoxyk\|Puredoxyk]]) and her buddy Psuke Briah in 1999, drawing inspiration from a [http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,774680,00.html TIME article] about [[Special:MyLanguage/Buckminster Fuller\|Buckminster Fuller]]’s [[Special:MyLanguage/Dymaxion\|Dymaxion]] sleep. It was first revealed in a [https://everything2.com/title/Uberman%2527s+Sleep+Schedule post] on everything2.com in 2000. It was further elaborated on in her book ''Ubersleep''.<ref name="pd" />

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	Over the years, through anecdotes of adapted sleepers, the downsides of Uberman has been gradually discovered. These may include:		Over the years, through anecdotes of adapted sleepers, the downsides of Uberman has been gradually discovered. These may include:
	* little for exercising (especially with gaining muscle) <ref~~>DontPanic. Polyphasic Sleeping Discord Server. https://discord.com/channels/249219704655183876/249219704655183876~~/~~282064906373824514. 17 Feb 2017. Retrieved 19 Dec 2020</ref~~>		* little for exercising (especially with gaining muscle)<ref name="dp" />
	* tendency to gain weight <ref~~>aeia. “Giving up Polyphasic Sleep.” YouTube, YouTube, 4 July 2010, www.youtube.com/watch?v~~=~~0RG44dnwyM0. <~~/~~ref~~>		* tendency to gain weight<ref name="aya" />
	* near total inflexibility of sleep, even after adaptation <ref name="~~Ubersleep~~"/>		* near total inflexibility of sleep, even after adaptation <ref name="pd" />
	* 3h40m wake gap between each nap is usually too short for real-world commitments		* 3h40m wake gap between each nap is usually too short for real-world commitments

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	Up to date, there has only been one official study on Uberman sleep, which is motivated by its existence and creation from Puredoxyk and its widespread practice over the decades. In 2013, the research focused on the endocrine and cognitive effects of Uberman sleep. This study<ref~~>https:~~/~~/www.researchgate.net/publication/315334680_Endocrine_and_cognitive_effects_of_a_radically_polyphasic_sleep_schedule</ref~~> lasted for 5 weeks. Unfortunately, according to the authors of the paper, no more information is available from the experiment beyond the abstract.		Up to date, there has only been one official study on Uberman sleep, which is motivated by its existence and creation from Puredoxyk and its widespread practice over the decades. In 2013, the research focused on the endocrine and cognitive effects of Uberman sleep. This study<ref name="study" /> lasted for 5 weeks. Unfortunately, according to the authors of the paper, no more information is available from the experiment beyond the abstract.

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	Adapting to Uberman is extremely difficult. While some people may claim that there is an easier method, that is simply not the case. Any methods of adapting to this schedule involves prolonged, intense sleep deprivation which is necessary to produce the level of sleep compression required.		Adapting to Uberman is extremely difficult. While some people may claim that there is an easier method, that is simply not the case. Any methods of adapting to this schedule involves prolonged, intense [[wikipedia:Sleep_deprivation\|sleep deprivation]] which is necessary to produce the level of sleep compression required.

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	Without previous napping experience, naps will mostly contain [[wikipedia:Non-rapid_eye_movement_sleep\|light sleep]] or traces of SWS. As the REM need is not being fulfilled, REM pressure quickly builds up to high levels, causing a REM rebound. This usually happens around day 3-5. This will appear to suddenly alleviate the sleep deprivation, making people prone to overconfidence about the adaptation. After this, naps mostly contain REM, and SWS pressure starts to build up. SWS rebound usually occurs on day 7-8 and it is the hardest part of the adaptation where most people oversleep and fail their schedules. After avoiding this first crash, subsequent crashes once every 2-3 days also needs to be avoided. REM and SWS pressure gradually reaches an equilibrium and the schedule is finally stabilized. This can take weeks and some may need up to 6 weeks on the schedule.		Without previous napping experience, naps will mostly contain [[wikipedia:Non-rapid_eye_movement_sleep\|light sleep]] or traces of SWS. As the REM need is not being fulfilled, REM pressure quickly builds up to high levels, causing a REM rebound. This usually happens around day 3-5. This will appear to suddenly alleviate the [[wikipedia:Sleep_deprivation\|sleep deprivation]], making people prone to overconfidence about the adaptation. After this, naps mostly contain REM, and SWS pressure starts to build up. SWS rebound usually occurs on day 7-8 and it is the hardest part of the adaptation where most people oversleep and fail their schedules. After avoiding this first crash, subsequent crashes once every 2-3 days also needs to be avoided. REM and SWS pressure gradually reaches an equilibrium and the schedule is finally stabilized. This can take weeks and some may need up to 6 weeks on the schedule.

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	The harsh adaptation is extremely sensitive to skipping naps. As claimed by Puredoxyk in ''Ubersleep'', just skipping one nap causes intense sleep deprivation, similar to when one skips a few nights of monophasic sleep in a row. Even after adaptation, the risk of oversleeping remains, and alarms may have to be maintained indefinitely.		The harsh adaptation is extremely sensitive to skipping naps. As claimed by Puredoxyk in ''Ubersleep'', just skipping one nap causes intense [[wikipedia:Sleep_deprivation\|sleep deprivation]], similar to when one skips a few nights of monophasic sleep in a row. Even after adaptation, the risk of oversleeping remains, and alarms may have to be maintained indefinitely.

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	[[File:Uberman-modified.png\|thumb\|Uberman-~~modified~~ with only 15m naps\|alt=]]This variant is said to have been done by [[wikipedia:Leonardo_da_Vinci\|Leonardo Da Vinci]]. However, there is little evidence for this. [[wikipedia:Claudio_Stampi\|Claudio Stampi]], a polyphasic sleep researcher, has disputed that Da Vinci followed this Uberman variant. Unfortunately, as it stands, there is not enough evidence today to confirm this popular internet myth.		[[File:Uberman-modified.png\|thumb\|Uberman-shortened with only 15m naps\|alt=]]This variant is said to have been done by [[wikipedia:Leonardo_da_Vinci\|Leonardo Da Vinci]]. However, there is little evidence for this. [[wikipedia:Claudio_Stampi\|Claudio Stampi]], a polyphasic sleep researcher, has disputed that Da Vinci followed this Uberman variant. Unfortunately, as it stands, there is not enough evidence today to confirm this popular internet myth.

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	''Why We Nap'' documented an anecdotal adaptation to this variant of the schedule. This sleeper, in his journal, recounted his adaptation to this Uberman variant that totaled only 1h30m of sleep each day, mirroring the alleged Uberman variant of Da Vinci. It took him 25 days to adapt, and he remained on it for a couple months. He eventually ran out of things to do, as he claimed, and returned to monophasic sleep.		''Why We Nap'' documented Italian artist Giancarlo Sbragia's anecdotal adaptation to this variant of the schedule. This sleeper, in his journal, recounted his adaptation to this Uberman variant that totaled only 1h30m of sleep each day, mirroring the alleged Uberman variant of Da Vinci. It took him 25 days to adapt, and he remained on it for a couple months. He eventually ran out of things to do, as he claimed, and returned to monophasic sleep.

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	Both Steve Pavlina’s blogs and Puredoxyk’s book ''Ubersleep'' understated the schedule’s difficulty. Puredoxyk adapted to the schedule in times of extreme stress at university, and was unable to adapt to it again afterwards. Nevertheless, people tend to overestimate their chances of succeeding. There has been no detailed accounts of someone adapting to the schedule in more recent times. However, it is also worth noting that the [[Polyphasic Sleep Discord\|Discord]] community has been almost universally discouraging Uberman attempts, and few serious attempts have been made in the past few years, which may have contributed to the lack of success.		Both Steve Pavlina’s blogs and Puredoxyk’s book ''Ubersleep'' understated the schedule’s difficulty. Puredoxyk adapted to the schedule in times of extreme stress at university, and was unable to adapt to it again afterwards. Nevertheless, people tend to overestimate their chances of succeeding. There has been no detailed accounts of someone adapting to the schedule in more recent times. However, it is also worth noting that the [[Polyphasic Sleep Discord\|Discord]] community has been almost universally discouraging Uberman attempts, and few serious attempts have been made in the past few years, which may have contributed to the lack of success.

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	You may see many logs of people attempting this schedule, but most of them ends in just a few days, presumably because the author overslept and gave up. Those failures are often used to discredit polyphasic sleep altogether, without ever considering more reasonable schedules.		You may see many logs of people attempting this schedule, but most of them ends in just a few days, presumably because the author overslept and gave up. Those failures are often used to discredit polyphasic sleep altogether, without ever considering more reasonable schedules.

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	<ref name="pd">{{cite book \|last=Puredoxyk \|date=2013 \|title=Ubersleep: Nap-Based Sleep Schedules and the Polyphasic Lifestyle}}</ref>		<ref name="pd">{{cite book \|last=Puredoxyk \|date=2013 \|title=Ubersleep: Nap-Based Sleep Schedules and the Polyphasic Lifestyle}}</ref>
	<ref name="dp">{{cite web \|url=https://discord.com/channels/249219704655183876/249219704655183876/282064906373824514 \|last=DontPanic \|website=Polyphasic Sleeping Discord Server \|date=17 Feb 2017 \|access-date=2020-12-19}}</ref>		<ref name="dp">{{cite web \|url=https://discord.com/channels/249219704655183876/249219704655183876/282064906373824514 \|last=DontPanic \|title=Message \|website=Polyphasic Sleeping Discord Server \|date=17 Feb 2017 \|access-date=2020-12-19}}</ref>
	<ref name="aya">{{cite web \|url=www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RG44dnwyM0 \|title=Giving up Polyphasic Sleep \|last=Hu \|first=Aya \|website=YouTube \|date=4 July 2010}}</ref>		<ref name="aya">{{cite web \|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RG44dnwyM0 \|title=Giving up Polyphasic Sleep \|last=Hu \|first=Aya \|website=YouTube \|date=4 July 2010}}</ref>
	<ref name="study">{{cite journal \|vauthors=Rak M, Kunath N, Breitenstein B, Pawlowski M, Steiger A, Dresler M \|date=2013 \|title=Endocrine and cognitive effects of a radically polyphasic sleep schedule \|journal=Pharmacopsychiatry \|volume=46 \|issue=6 \|doi=10.1055/s-0033-1353314}}</ref>		<ref name="study">{{cite journal \|vauthors=Rak M, Kunath N, Breitenstein B, Pawlowski M, Steiger A, Dresler M \|date=2013 \|title=Endocrine and cognitive effects of a radically polyphasic sleep schedule \|journal=Pharmacopsychiatry \|volume=46 \|issue=6 \|doi=10.1055/s-0033-1353314}}</ref>
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