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• Tri core
  ...re sleep schedules consist of three cores, splitting further [[dual core]] schedules. Each of the cores has only one sleep cycle by default, with the length aro == Tri core schedules ==
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• Biphasic
  ...around 1-3 hours. All the biphasic schedules also belong other polyphasic schedules categories. == Biphasic schedules ==
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• Polyphasic sleep theory
  ...ss, over the decades, people have proposed various hypotheses on how these schedules might work. A few have been developed into full-fledged theories, which are ...dered indispensable. However, outside of [[biphasic]] and [[non-reducing]] schedules, there is little EEG evidence backing up this claim.
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• NapGod.js Discord bot
  === Schedules === * Non-polyphasic schedules: '''Mono Random'''
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• Cold turkey
  Schedules with a lower total sleep time usually have [[gradual adaptation]] routes. T ...rm system, cold turkey should be a sufficient method of adaptation to most schedules.
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• Long term
  ...any point during the day. Stage 3 is also expected to last longer on these schedules (in the case of Uberman, it may never resolve as the total sleep is too low Schedules with multiple sleep blocks can add structure to one's daily life, which may
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• Consistency
  ...le. In contrary, there has been successful adaptations to [[non-reducing]] schedules without strict timings.
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• Gaining weight
  ...vely, it may also be due to the lack of a stable circadian rhythm on these schedules, which can be mitigated with a [[dark period]].
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• Everyman
  Everyman schedules are formed by removing sleep cycles in the end of [[monophasic]] sleep, and == Everyman schedules ==
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• SOSWS
  ...ng SWS almost immediately, which produces SWS-filled [[Nap|naps]] on these schedules. Under such circumstances, these naps can become extremely difficult to wak
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• Nap only
  ...a:Circadian_rhythm|circadian rhythm]] is much less important than on other schedules with peak-aligned sleeps, making it possible to have SWS-filled naps in REM == Nap only schedules ==
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• Bimaxion
  ...edules|schedule]] that combines elements of [[Dual core]] and [[Dymaxion]] schedules.<ref name="rdymax" /> It is designed as a transitional schedule for a [[gra ...on due to single-cycle cores. Compared to other Dual core and [[Everyman]] schedules, it can be difficult to stay awake during the relatively long night gap dur
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• Main Page/ja
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Main Page/en
  ...c sleep experiences. Applying them will help you adapt to polyphasic sleep schedules yourself. {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Main Page/zh-hant
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Main Page/zh-hans
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Oversleep syndrome
  This symptom is fatal for adaptation (to reducing schedules) for two reasons. First, oversleeping ruins [[compression]] and [[repartiti ...often reported by people trying extreme schedules, especially [[nap only]] schedules such as [[Uberman]] and [[Dymaxion]]. This occurs because when the body is
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• Random
  ...gher. The highest level is observed in [[BiphasicX]] and [[-AMAYL|-Amayl]] schedules, which don't have fixed sleep times and/or fixed length of sleeps. The Rand ...gory. This includes BiphasicX and -Amayl schedules. However, each of these schedules is based on a specific set of rules (for example, [[Ducamayl]] has 2 [[Core
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• DC3
  ...h, which, along with the divided cores, makes it one of the most difficult schedules that an average sleeper may be able to adapt to. As with other Dual core schedules, the first core should contain mostly [[wikipedia:Slow-wave_sleep|SWS]], wh
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• Main Page
  ...c sleep experiences. Applying them will help you adapt to polyphasic sleep schedules yourself. {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• TC1
  ...attempts and only a few successes. It is likely to be more difficult than schedules with similar totals such as [[E2]] and [[DC1]], as the lack of a long core ...[[Triphasic#Extended|Triphasic-ext]] or one of the extended [[Dual core]] schedules would be preferable, as they avoid the short gaps that may make it difficul
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• Trimaxion
  ...rimaxion''' (sometimes known as "Trimax") is a [[Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedule]] that combines elements of [[Everyman]] and [[Dymaxion]], propose ...y a 1.5-hour core and modified gap sizes. Unlike with typical [[Everyman]] schedules, Trimaxion have equidistant sleeps, with sleeps starting at the same times
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• Non-reducing/en
  ...roughout the day and help to maintain high alertness. Compared to reducing schedules, they offer flexibility from the very beginning and a very mild adaptation. == Biphasic schedules ==
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• Flexing
  ...ered by different community members that it is possible to make polyphasic schedules flexible after adaptation. The adaptation to flexible schedules [[cold turkey]] has a low success rate and therefore is not recommended.
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• DC4
  As a Dual core schedule, DC4 shares most characteristics with other schedules in the family, especially [[DC3]]. As with DC3, the first core is expected ...728/https://www.polyphasic.net/schedules/dual-core/ |title=Dual Core Sleep Schedules |website=polyphasic.net |access-date=2020-11-24}}</ref>
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• 4-Stages Adaptation Model
  ...mented]] sleep patterns, popular in the pre-industrial society, as well as schedules with even more [[cores]], which are based on a similar mechanisms to Segmen Newer sleep schedules require an adaptation, which includes the [[repartitioning]] of vital sleep
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• Non-reducing
  ...roughout the day and help to maintain high alertness. Compared to reducing schedules, they offer flexibility from the very beginning and a very mild adaptation. == Biphasic schedules == <!--T:2-->
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• QC0
  ...symptoms are less apparent on this schedule than on Triphasic or any other schedules with lower sleep totals. ...kes adaptation to QC0 very challenging, in a different way from most other schedules. Beginners should particularly avoid this schedule, as experienced polyphas
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• TC2
  ...nd third core sleeps are likely to resemble the two cores on [[Dual core]] schedules, with the first one containing mainly [[SWS]] and the second core containin ...ny opportunities for oversleeping, TC2 is likely significantly harder than schedules with similar totals like [[DC1]] and [[E2]].
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• Tesla
  ...rman 4''', is an extreme [[Nap only|nap-only]] [[Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedule]]<ref name="sharif" />, which contains four 20-minute [[naps]], sc As with all other nap only schedules, all or most [[wikipedia:Rapid_eye_movement_sleep|REM]] and [[wikipedia:Slo
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• Buckminster Fuller/en
  ...menting with sleep reduction, the scientist created a [[Special:MyLanguage/Schedules|sleep schedule]] named Dymaxion. Sticking to the schedule, Fuller took a [[
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• Ducamayl
  ...[DC3#Extended|DC3-extended]]. Unlike with flexed versions of those regular schedules, Ducamayl allows taking [[naps]] when tired throughout the day, with a vary ...u Like”. It is one of the 4 “-AMAYL<nowiki>''</nowiki> flexible polyphasic schedules, the other ones being [[Spamayl]], [[Sevamayl]], and [[Camayl]].
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• Naptation
  ...adaptation isn't the goal, which distinguishes Naptation from other sleep schedules. This method is often used before schedules with a high total sleep time when the goal is to learn to nap. Once naps st
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• Unstable adaptation
  ...icult to adapt to [[Special:MyLanguage/Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedules]] with a low total sleep time, since much more sleep compression should occ ...es inconvenient for daily life and thus unstable long term. These types of schedules may be destabilized by missing naps too many times or flexing too much/too
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• BiphasicX
  ...le is therefore expected to be much easier than any adaptation to reducing schedules, to the extent that it should not noticeably affect cognitive performance. [[Category:Schedules]]
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• Dual core
  The core length on the standard dual core schedules often isn't a multiple of 1.5h. It was suggested that sleep cycles are comp ...in some cases. This is mostly applicable to the standard Segmented and DC1 schedules.
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• Sleep tech
  ...eps, and electric shocks to wake you up. Usually is used for extreme sleep schedules. This alarm is a good choice both for extreme schedules and for the easy ones. The vibration mode may be useful for those, who live
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• Buckminster Fuller
  ...menting with sleep reduction, the scientist created a [[Special:MyLanguage/Schedules|sleep schedule]] named Dymaxion. Sticking to the schedule, Fuller took a [[
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• Sevamayl
  ...such as [[E3#Extended|E3-extended]]. Unlike with flexed versions of normal schedules, Sevamayl allows taking [[naps]] whenever tired throughout the day, with a Still, as much of the REM is accounted for by the core on schedules like E3-extended, the main purpose of the naps is to alleviate [[Sleep pres
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• Camayl
  ...]] schedule containing a number of short [[cores]], derived from core-only schedules, usually [[QC0]].<ref name="rcamayl" /> After adaptation, it becomes possib Similar to other flexible schedules, it is unlikely that one could adapt to this schedule [[cold turkey]], and
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• Spamayl
  ...aking a varying amount of naps, as opposed to flexible versions of regular schedules. The original design of the schedule exclusively uses 20-minute naps, thou This schedule later inspired 3 other Amayl schedules, which contain cores to fulfill the required SWS, while still adhering to t
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• E5
  ...ion for a core, and it has the most number of [[naps]] out of all Everyman schedules (5 naps per day). Because of the total sleep of only more than 3 hours, it E5 is similar in structure as other Everyman schedules, having 1 core sleep and more than one nap. However, similar to [[E4]], E5
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• Useful resources
  [[Napchart]] is a useful tool to create and display polyphasic sleep schedules.
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• Age
  !Recommended schedules |Extended biphasic schedules, non-reducing schedules
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• DC2
  ...sure relatively low, and skipping naps would be more tolerable compared to schedules like E2, as long as this does not happen often. For non-naturally segmented sleepers, adapting to Dual core schedules are generally more difficult compared to [[Everyman]], because splitting vi
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• E4
  As with other Everyman schedules, the [[Cores|core]] sleep should provide most or all of the needed amount o ...ic system, which is one of the potential health concerns with [[nap only]] schedules.
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• Scheduling overview/en
  ...30 to 60 minutes of continuous NREM3 to complete, and could be hindered by schedules containing only short naps. ...educed, the ability to stay awake for long periods diminishes. This is why schedules with less total sleep time (TST) need more sleeps spread throughout the day
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• Circadian management
  ...relatively little intervention is needed, whereas for drastically shifted schedules, strict observance of below practices wil be required. Those doing shifted schedules and those living near the poles may find the need to maintain dark period d
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• REM rebound
  Polyphasic schedules, which reduce sleep hours, often rely on the SOREM mechanism, which allows
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• Scheduling overview
  ...30 to 60 minutes of continuous NREM3 to complete, and could be hindered by schedules containing only short naps. ...educed, the ability to stay awake for long periods diminishes. This is why schedules with less total sleep time (TST) need more sleeps spread throughout the day
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• Recovery/en
  Technically, most [[Special:MyLanguage/non-reducing|non-reducing]] schedules are sufficient as the recovery variants. This section describes the most po ...leep reduces discipline, which makes it difficult to adapt to strict sleep schedules afterwards. Moreover, random sleepers are more likely to have reduced sleep
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• Nap
  ...tterns is often heavily discouraged. As such, only the "-maxion" family of schedules capitalizes on 30m naps right from the beginning of the adaptation. Over th ...nd turn it into a core. Because of the nap flexibility of these polyphasic schedules, it is expected that sleep onset for nap(s) is longer than on fixed, schedu
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• Daylight savings time
  ...ic sleep. It is best to avoid attempting to adapt, especially to difficult schedules, if a DST transition will occur soon (within one month or so).
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• Recovery
  Technically, most [[Special:MyLanguage/non-reducing|non-reducing]] schedules are sufficient as the recovery variants. This section describes the most po ...leep reduces discipline, which makes it difficult to adapt to strict sleep schedules afterwards. Moreover, random sleepers are more likely to have reduced sleep
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• Getting started/en
  ...ing to community experience, at least one month is needed to adapt to most schedules. ...adaptation impossible. Caffeine also has a strong negative effect on most schedules, and it is best to limit consumption to an insignificant amount.
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• Getting started
  ...ing to community experience, at least one month is needed to adapt to most schedules. ...adaptation impossible. Caffeine also has a strong negative effect on most schedules, and it is best to limit consumption to an insignificant amount.
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• E1/en
  E1 is the first [[Special:MyLanguage/Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedule]] in the [[Special:MyLanguage/Everyman|Everyman]] line, which cont ...nguage/Siesta|Siesta]]). Today, it is one of the most commonly recommended schedules to beginners.
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• E3/en
  ...l:MyLanguage/E4|E4]] were added. Following the naming scheme of polyphasic schedules, E3 has 1 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleep and 3 [[Special:MyLanguag E3 has been one of the most popular schedules because of its large sleep reduction as well as its feasibility in people's
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• Hypothetical
  ...xotic sleep mechanisms and potential [[Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedules]], which have few to none attempts so far. ...le to start getting refreshing/natural wakes from pronaps even on reducing schedules and even outside of the REM peak. There is a couple of examples of this mec
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• Scheduling overview/ja
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• E1
  E1 is the first [[Special:MyLanguage/Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedule]] in the [[Special:MyLanguage/Everyman|Everyman]] line, which cont ...nguage/Siesta|Siesta]]). Today, it is one of the most commonly recommended schedules to beginners.
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• Main Page/he
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Dymaxion/en
  As with other schedules, there are a few different adaptation methods. However, adaptation to this ...a nap one at a time to finally reach Dymaxion. Sleep timings of these two schedules resemble Dymaxion. Starting from Bimaxion, one [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|c
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• Main Page/ru
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• E2/en
  ...rsleep]] Formula that details the [[Special:MyLanguage/Everyman|Everyman]] schedules with the number of naps depending on the duration of the core sleep. It wa ..., it is significantly harder than [[Special:MyLanguage/Biphasic|Biphasic]] schedules. The REM deprivation in the adaptation process makes it challenging to wake
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• Main Page/uk
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• E3
  ...l:MyLanguage/E4|E4]] were added. Following the naming scheme of polyphasic schedules, E3 has 1 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleep and 3 [[Special:MyLanguag E3 has been one of the most popular schedules because of its large sleep reduction as well as its feasibility in people's
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• Non-reducing/ru
  === Multicore schedules === ...QC0]] (4 cores) and PC0 (5 cores), can also be used to create non-reducing schedules.
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• E1/Sandbox
  ...the overall concept resembles [[Siesta]]. <ref>[https://www.polyphasic.net/schedules/everyman/ polyphasic.net]. Retrieved 20 November 2020.</ref> ...similar to [[Siesta]]). Today, it is one of the most commonly recommended schedules to beginners.
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• Scheduling overview/zh-hant
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Dymaxion
  As with other schedules, there are a few different adaptation methods. However, adaptation to this ...a nap one at a time to finally reach Dymaxion. Sleep timings of these two schedules resemble Dymaxion. Starting from Bimaxion, one [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|c
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• Scheduling overview/zh-hans
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• DC1/en
  DC1 is often compared to [[Special:MyLanguage/E2|E2]], as both schedules have sleeps placed at similar times of day. They have a similar amount of t ...known to be less flexible compared to E2, and as with all other Dual core schedules, it is much less tolerant to late cores.
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• Uberman/en
  ...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 sc ...e rigidity and sleep compression, which makes it one of the toughest sleep schedules.
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• E2
  ...rsleep]] Formula that details the [[Special:MyLanguage/Everyman|Everyman]] schedules with the number of naps depending on the duration of the core sleep. It wa ..., it is significantly harder than [[Special:MyLanguage/Biphasic|Biphasic]] schedules. The REM deprivation in the adaptation process makes it challenging to wake
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• Main Page/de
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Main Page/nl
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Triphasic/en
  [[Category:Schedules]] {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Segmented/ja
  ...anguage/biphasic|biphasic]] [[Special:MyLanguage/Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedule]] with two [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|cores]] at night, usually wi ...s a gradual adaptation route to [[Special:MyLanguage/Dual core|Dual core]] schedules, and also [[Special:MyLanguage/Triphasic|Triphasic]], as the division of co
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• Segmented/en
  ...anguage/biphasic|biphasic]] [[Special:MyLanguage/Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedule]] with two [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|cores]] at night, usually wi ...s a gradual adaptation route to [[Special:MyLanguage/Dual core|Dual core]] schedules, and also [[Special:MyLanguage/Triphasic|Triphasic]], as the division of co
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• Main Page/pt-br
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Segmented/zh-hant
  ...anguage/biphasic|biphasic]] [[Special:MyLanguage/Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedule]] with two [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|cores]] at night, usually wi ...s a gradual adaptation route to [[Special:MyLanguage/Dual core|Dual core]] schedules, and also [[Special:MyLanguage/Triphasic|Triphasic]], as the division of co
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• Segmented/zh-hans
  ...anguage/biphasic|biphasic]] [[Special:MyLanguage/Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedule]] with two [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|cores]] at night, usually wi ...s a gradual adaptation route to [[Special:MyLanguage/Dual core|Dual core]] schedules, and also [[Special:MyLanguage/Triphasic|Triphasic]], as the division of co
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• Uberman
  ...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 sc ...e rigidity and sleep compression, which makes it one of the toughest sleep schedules.
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• DC1
  DC1 is often compared to [[Special:MyLanguage/E2|E2]], as both schedules have sleeps placed at similar times of day. They have a similar amount of t ...known to be less flexible compared to E2, and as with all other Dual core schedules, it is much less tolerant to late cores.
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• Triphasic
  [[Category:Schedules]] {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Segmented
  ...anguage/biphasic|biphasic]] [[Special:MyLanguage/Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|schedule]] with two [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|cores]] at night, usually wi ...s a gradual adaptation route to [[Special:MyLanguage/Dual core|Dual core]] schedules, and also [[Special:MyLanguage/Triphasic|Triphasic]], as the division of co
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• Main Page/jbo
  {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Unstable adaptation/de
  ...ise sehr schwierig, sich an [[Special:MyLanguage/Template:Polyphasic Sleep Schedules|Schlafmuster]] mit einer geringen Gesamtschlafzeit anzupassen, da viel mehr ...es inconvenient for daily life and thus unstable long term. These types of schedules may be destabilized by missing naps too many times or flexing too much/too
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• Tila
  ...eeping community on Discord in the latter half of 2017. Attempted multiple schedules, at first many with poor adherence, later several with better adherence. Ad
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• Siesta/en
  ...most likely that humans naturally sleep in the non-reducing form of these schedules, meaning there is little to no sleep reduction involved, and with more flex [[Category:Schedules]]
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• Style Guide/ja
  * For schedules, use schedule templates.
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• Style Guide/zh-hant
  * For schedules, use schedule templates.
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• Style Guide/zh-hans
  * For schedules, use schedule templates.
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• Triphasic/pt-br
  [[Category:Schedules]] {{TNT|Polyphasic Sleep Schedules}}
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• Siesta
  ...most likely that humans naturally sleep in the non-reducing form of these schedules, meaning there is little to no sleep reduction involved, and with more flex [[Category:Schedules]]
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• Style Guide/en
  * For schedules, use schedule templates.
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• Style Guide/de
  * For schedules, use schedule templates.
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• Style Guide/uk
  * For schedules, use schedule templates.
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• Herbal supplements
  ...p time schedules, like extended [[Biphasic]] ones, non-reducing polyphasic schedules or [[BiphasicX]]. If you still have difficulties falling asleep after 8+ we
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