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Old 20-08-2008, 06:38
Inudiablo Inudiablo is offline
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Inudiablo is learning how to SWIM.
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sleep deprivation

Side Note: Sorry for such a long post haha
So Swim been doing my own reasearch in the effects of no sleep on Swim's body. So far Swim is been awake for around 33-34 hours. And feels slightly tired, Its harder for Swim to concentrate. And Swim eyes are slightly unfocusing. So Swim wanted to know if anyone here with all of your infinite knowledge should tell Swim something. Such as very possible risks. But don't get Swim wrong this isent smomething he does offen. Swim is:
16 Years old
257 pounds
Avarage Blood Pressure of 120/70 *Swim heard it might effect his heart.
Swim has never done this before (he has said he would but lost motivation mid way through)
Swim has heard of some of the expected traits:
Loss of concentration (been there done that)
Blurred vision (sound familiar?)
Hallucinations: Swim needs people experience on what the hallucinations are like. Are they similar to Dyphoric Diphenhydramine, or something closer to schrooms euphoria (Swim aint holding his breath)

And the most interesting one's Swim believes
-Large increase of creativity (can anyone tell swim if this holds true?)
-Increase in Senses.
-Derealization (Swim is curious about the attributes of this ailment)

And things Swim plans on acting like a (you need to sleep now) button such as
-Incoherent speech (sometimes referred to as salad words)
-Dark circles under the eyes
-Delirium (Swim has no desire for this after diphenhydramine haha)
and
-Clinical Depression (Some people say it cures depression others say it causes it so Swim is not sure any information is welcome!)
-Fainting (Ya thats a *Stop now* kinda sign)

If anyone can help Swim by shedding some know how possibly from experience or just a really smart person who is fluent in the working of the mind Etc.. Really any information helps. If Swiy knows of any information that is already up there don't hesititate to post it. It mearly confirms Swim beliefs on the matters. Although swim knows that no sleep in fairly bad for you he sees no harm in a 1 time thing. as stated in the prefix this is merely research. Swim quite enjoys sleep haha. Also if someone thinks this can be a serious danger to Swims health (Plan on a 49 hour plan) Waiting 1 hour after 48 to examine effects of 2 full days of no sleep. But if anyone thinks this can be very dangourous it would be nice if they could inform swim ASAP on the matter so he can press the stop button. Swim thanks all of you who shed some know how :]

Inudiablo added 295 Minutes and 52 Seconds later...

Will no one even Look at my post?

Last edited by Inudiablo; 20-08-2008 at 06:38. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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