I am working hard almost 16 hrs (study + play etc), but not getting tired. Why?

Answer 1

maybe its all the speed your taking

Answer 2

You said study and play, so I'm assuming play is a physical activity.

So, I'll say it's because you are physically active. Your endocrine system is sending signals to keep your bio markers of aging youthful by supplying good circulation and oxygen to your brain. This creates the kind of deep sleep that you need, even if it's just four hours.

In fact, if more people were physically active, they wouldn't be reaching for the sleeping pill.

Another reason on top of that is that your food choices must be somewhat good or you would be sluggish. Sugar spykes your insulin and causes a low blood sugar response that would make you tired. You must be snacking on whole foods to feed your brain.

You haven't provided enough detail to explain this, so I'm assuming... I could be wrong, so keep up the active life and keep up your studies.

Answer 3

I think it's just because every changing of the activity is rest, and those who do lots of stuff just don't have the time to be tired! You should be really proud of yourself, I can't make myself work for more than three hours at a time!!!

Answer 4

It depends on your health, ability and zeal to perform hard work.
Further, according to age, your sleeping hours might give full relaxation to your body sufficient enough.

You might be taking good quality and quantity of food.

And so many factors may be the causative of getting not tired.

Answer 5

Normal. You still have 8 hours to sleep and relax.
Wait. do you call "play" a work?
Then, you are not "working hard."
"Hardly working," maybe. LOL.
Ya, you are OK, stay in good shape!

Answer 6

is it becasue u get enough sleep? or do u just eat a lot of sugar casue sugar keeps people up most of the time.

Answer 7

You're either in fantastic physical condition or a meth addcit. One of the two...

Answer 8

because you like what you do.