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Time for shutdown

The lockdown has turned many into night owls and disrupted routines. Here's what you need to do to rectify your sleep patterns

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I have not slept yet, it's 5.21 in the morning and I am eating ramen alone in the kitchen downstairs," model Chrissy Teigen said last Friday, venting about quarantine anxiety on her Instagram stories. Sleep and the lack of it has always been a hot topic. But never before have we had a universal cause for its disruption — a virus. A popular TikTok video shows a teenager fuelled with rage smacking her bed mattress and on Twitter, you won't miss people tweeting "Anyone up?" at an unearthly hour.

According to a study released by Bengaluru-based sleep solutions start-up Wakefit.co last week, the lockdown has altered the sleep schedules of 67 per cent of the 1,500 respondents they surveyed. From this sample, 46 per cent would sleep before 11 pm prior to the lockdown, and only 39 per cent do so now, while 35 per cent have started sleeping after 12 am.

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