Fair enough. Severely troubled sleepers should consult a physician about fixing
their slumber, perhaps with naps of suitable length folded in. Those with less
dire problems, among whom I number myself, can use trial-and-error to determine
what napping coordinates work best for them. As for the lucky rest of you,
you're free -- and encouraged -- to nap for as long as 90 minutes per day.
(Beyond that, almost everyone runs the risk of encroaching on nighttime sleep.)
The point is to inform ourselves about a practice that has all too often been
sniffed at, done on the sly and snatched haphazardly.
Contents contributed and discussions participated by Rudy Silva
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