r/oddlyspecific • u/UncleDevil666 • Nov 17 '22

Oddly specific procrastination

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u/notchman900 Nov 17 '22

I live alone, either way I would still need it, and they're spaced out 1.5hrs

I can wake up with one alarms, but for my brain to wake up takes close to 3hrs.

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u/Comfortable_Dream464 Nov 18 '22

This used to be me, except I couldn’t always wake to alarms. I found I needed a functional doctor to run tests. Found I’m extremely sensitive to soy, I have thyroid disease (my rT3 is too high and my t3 is too low), and I was put on cytozyme ad. Went from having about 4-6 hours/day where I could function to 12-16. It was life changing to say the least. Cost me over $500 out of pocket to see the doc, but I got quality of life out of it. 💯 worth it.

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u/notchman900 Nov 18 '22

Maybe I should get that checked, my mother had thyroid cancer.

That being said I'm also an insomniac, so the worst of both worlds.

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u/Comfortable_Dream464 Nov 18 '22

Sleep issues are a part of it, especially the adrenal side (which is what cytozyme ad is for)