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April 24, 2014 01:38:20 PM

How long have you been participating in the Clock Your Sleep project?:

1-2 weeks

Has your sleep changed since you started tracking it?:

No

What did you learn about your sleep patterns once you started tracking them?:

Still too early to tell.

For people who don't consume any type of caffeine, it would be more accurate to include "none' under the How Much Coffee did you drink today"

Changes in sleep because of illness are variables that need to be factored in.

Tell us how the Clock Your Sleep project is going.