Observer Time: September 04, 2024
The business visionary says he has prepared his psyche and body, so he never feels tired and depends on espresso and sports to remain alert.
Japanese man sleeps 30 minutes a day: To “double” his life, a Japanese man sleeps 30 minutes a day for 12 years, claiming it has increased his productivity at work.
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JAPANESE MAN SLEEPS 30 MINUTES A DAY FOR 12 YEARS
Daisuke Hori, 40, a resident of Hyogo prefecture in western Japan, claims that he has conditioned his body and mind to function normally with little sleep and never feels tired. Japanese man sleeps 30 minutes a day for 12 years and still he is very fit and intelligent.
Hori is a business visionary, who loves music, painting, and mechanical planning. Twelve years ago, he began reducing the amount of sleep he got to increase the number of active hours in his day.
As a result, he was able to get only 30 to 45 minutes of sleep per day. He said, “You can avoid drowsiness as long as you do sports or drink coffee an hour before eating.”
In 2016, Hori established the Japan Short Sleepers Preparing Affiliation, where he directs classes on rest and well-being.
“High-quality sleep is better for people who need to focus on their work for a long time than long sleep. Doctors and firefighters, for instance, have shorter rest periods while maintaining high efficiency,” he stated.
In a reality show titled “Will You Go with Me?” which aired in Japan, Yomiuri TV followed Hori for three days.
Right from the start, Hori dozed for only 26 minutes and awakened normally, ready to go. He went to work after breakfast and squeezed in a workout at the gym.
Hori’s website continues to say he has trained more than 2,100 understudies to become super short sleepers.
According to Yomiuri TV, one of them cut back on sleep after training, going from eight hours to just 90 minutes, and has done so for four years while maintaining excellent skin and mental health.
On social media, the phenomenon has sparked a heated debate. He is a true master of time management, according to one online observer.
I also want to learn how to work more effectively and get less sleep. On the other hand, another individual stated, “This is overextending one’s life in advance! The heart can’t handle it, even if the brain can stay awake.
According to doctors, excessively short sleep duration has negative effects and is not recommended for everyone. Adults ought to get between seven and nine hours of sleep each night.
According to Guo Fei, a neurologist at Huazhong University of Science and Technology Xie he Shenzhen Hospital, “sleep is an important period for the body and brain to recover and repair.”
Guo went on to say that chronic lack of sleep can lead to memory loss, weakened immunity, mood disorders, and an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases.
There have been reports of other outrageous ways of life across Asia. Indian yogi Prahlad Jani claimed that he had not eaten or drunk since 1940. In 2020, he reportedly passed away at the age of 90.
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